Product Overview
Pennsylvania Deitsh Bible Leather Cover
Product Features
- Language: Pennsylvania Deitsh and English
- Translation Base: Masoretic Hebrew Old Testament text and Textus Receptus Greek New Testament
- Binding: Simulated leather with gilt edging
- Additional Materials: Pronunciation guide, color maps
- Complementary Material: Free Deitsh primer included with each Bible
Summary
"Dii Heilich Shrift" is a unique bilingual edition of The Holy Bible, offering a side-by-side translation in both Pennsylvania Deitsh and English. This edition is meticulously translated from the Masoretic Hebrew Old Testament text and the Textus Receptus Greek New Testament, ensuring a close adherence to the original scriptures. The Pennsylvania Deitsh text provides an invaluable resource for those who speak the dialect or wish to connect with their heritage, while the English text follows the revered King James Version. Bound in high-quality simulated leather with gilt edges, this Bible is both durable and elegant.
Interesting
The Masoretic Text is the authoritative Hebrew text of the Jewish Bible, with a history of meticulous assembly and codification dating back to the 6th century AD. The Textus Receptus, on the other hand, refers to the succession of printed editions of the Greek New Testament from Erasmus's Novum Instrumentum omne, forming the basis for many translations during the Reformation. Pennsylvania Deitsh, also known as Pennsylvania German, is a dialect spoken by the Amish and other groups in Pennsylvania and the Midwest, with its own rich linguistic history.
Reviews
While specific reviews for "Dii Heilich Shrift" were not found, the translation efforts from the Masoretic Text and Textus Receptus are highly regarded for their historical and religious significance. The inclusion of Pennsylvania Deitsh caters to a specific cultural and linguistic audience, preserving and honoring their traditions.We invite you to share your experience with "Dii Heilich Shrift" and our service by writing a review. Your insights not only help others in their selection but also contribute to the appreciation of linguistic diversity and heritage.
