The Elements of Biblical Interpretation - Or an Exposition of the Laws by Which the Scriptures Are Capable of Being Correctly Interpreted #249227

Greek more generally known, he made his communi cations in Greek. Having made his communications once, he leaves them to be studied and interpreted by his subjects; to be studied in the same manner in which we study other writings, and to be interpret ed by the same rules. Those who are not acquainted with the original languages, may still have the benefit of this blessed volume translated into their vernacular tongues, by learned and pious men. Translations are made into almost all modern languages, which are extensively used, and many of them are made with the greatest possible care, and by men equally distinguished for their learning and piety. Our common translation was not only made with the greatest care, by men of distinguished learning and piety but it has received the approbation of a long list of worthies Of all ortho dox denominations of Christians.