Biblos.com: Search, Read, Study the Bible in Many Languages La Biblia Reina-Valera Spanish Bible – Biblia Espanol Online The Reina-Valera Antigua Bible was first translated and published in 1569 by Casiodoro de Reina in Basel, Switzerland after twelve years of intensive work for the first Spanish Bible. The translation is based on the original Greek and Hebrew text and also included the deuterocanical books of the Old Testament. This highly popular and widely used Spanish Bible had its first editorial revision in 1602 by Cipriano de Valera, who gave more than twenty years of his life to its revisions and improvements. The most commonly used Bible for Spanish-speaking Christians around the world is the 1960 revision. Copyright InformationThe Reina-Valera is in the public domain. La Biblia Reina-Valera Antigua fue traducida por primera vez y publicada en 1569 por Casiodoro de Reina en Basel, Suiza después de doce años de trabajo intenso por la primera Biblia en Español. La más comúnmente usada Biblia por cristianos de habla hispana alrededor del mundo es la revisión de 1960.
Bible Study Tools Online – Verses, Commentaries, Concordances, Verses, Parallel Versions Resource Pages for Biblical Studies, main page This page contains links to biblical texts and various other texts related to the Bible, and especially to the New Testament. Greek and Hebrew texts, and various translationsRead more » Works in Greek and Hebrew and translationsRead more » Various Palestinian textsRead more » Various texts from the second century on.Read more » Greek and Latin textsRead more » Grammar, lexica etcRead more » This second page presents sources and studies dealing with the social World related to the New Testament. Read more » Read more » Presentations of features like mysteries, clubs, magic etcRead more » Studies using various models from sociology and social-anthropologyRead more » Read more » This page is dedicated to studies of Philo of Alexandria Philo’s texts and translationsRead more » Various articles on PhiloRead more » Links to abstracts and manuscripts read at the Philo Seminar sessions at the SBL Annual Meetings in 2013-16.Read more here » Scholarly studies available on the InternetRead more »
Bíblia Origem: Wikipédia, a enciclopédia livre. Segundo a tradição aceita pela maioria dos cristãos, a Bíblia foi escrita por 40 autores, entre 1 500 a.C. e 450 a.C. (livros do Antigo Testamento) e entre 45 d.C. e 90 d.C. (livros do Novo Testamento), totalizando um período de quase 1600 anos.[8] A maioria dos historiadores considera que a data dos primeiros escritos acreditados como sagrados é bem mais recente: por exemplo, enquanto a tradição cristã coloca Moisés como o autor dos primeiros cinco livros da Bíblia (Pentateuco), muitos estudiosos aceitam que foram compilados pela primeira vez apenas após o exílio babilônico, a partir de outros textos datados entre o décimo e o quarto século antes de Cristo.[9] Muitos estudiosos também afirmam que ela foi escrita por dezenas de pessoas oriundas de diferentes regiões e nações.[10][11] Inspiração divina A Bíblia se diz escrita por pessoas sob efeito da inspiração divina.[2][11] Interpretação Estrutura interna Livros do Antigo Testamento Traduções Versões
In the Beginning: Bibles Before the Year 1000 The Bible has been called the best-selling book of all time, though the term itself comes from biblia, Greek for a collection of books. The Bible developed gradually, over many centuries, as the result of cultural interaction and exchange among many different societies. Over time, some texts were accepted as part of the canon of belief, while others were excluded as apocryphal and heretical. Out of this rich diversity and cultural complexity emerged the modern Bible. In the Beginning: Bibles Before the Year 1000 tells the story of this formative period. From fragile fragments of papyrus and humble early parchment codices to resplendent illuminated manuscripts, In the Beginning presents the physical evidence of the earliest versions of both Bible and book. The quest to discover ancient biblical manuscripts The Christian concept of the Bible was established long before many of its earliest materials were discovered in the Middle East.
Free Bible study lessons to learn how the Bible applies to Your everyday life Biblia La Biblia (del latín biblĭa, y este del griego βιβλία biblía, ‘libros’)[1] es el conjunto de libros canónicos del judaísmo y el cristianismo. La canonicidad de cada libro varía dependiendo de la tradición adoptada. Según las religiones judía y cristiana, transmite la palabra de Dios. Hasta 2008, ha sido traducida a 2454 idiomas.[2] [3] Etimología No obstante, dado que Biblos solamente con dificultad podría ser un préstamo del nombre original de dicha ciudad en fenicio, Gubla, existe la posibilidad de que fuera la ciudad la que recibiera su nombre griego a partir del término que designaba a la planta de papiro, y no al revés.[7] Dicha expresión fue empleada por los hebreos helenizados (aquellos que habitaban en ciudades de habla griega) mucho tiempo antes del nacimiento de Jesús de Nazaret para referirse al Tanaj o Antiguo Testamento. Ya como título, se empezó a utilizar en latín biblia sacra (‘los libros sagrados’), sin artículo dado que este no existía en latín. Historia Estructura
SearchGodsWord.org, Bible study resources from HeartLight.org Bible Library - Biblia.com The Word Became Flesh 1 aIn the beginning was bthe Word, and cthe Word was with God, and dthe Word was God. 2 He was in the beginning with God. 3 eAll things were made through him, and without him was not any thing made that was made. 4 fIn him was life,1 and gthe life was the light of men. 5 hThe light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. 6 There was a man isent from God, whose name was jJohn. 7He came as a kwitness, to bear witness about the light, lthat all might believe through him. 8 mHe was not the light, but came to bear witness about the light. The Testimony of John the Baptist 19 And this is the otestimony of John, when the Jews sent priests and Levites from Jerusalem to ask him, p“Who are you?” 24 (Now they had been sent from the Pharisees.) 25 They asked him, u“Then why are you baptizing, if you are neither the Christ, nor Elijah, nor the Prophet?” Behold, the Lamb of God Jesus Calls the First Disciples Jesus Calls Philip and Nathanael