The New Testament: John Wesley's Translation
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| Author: | John Wesley | ISBN: | 1230000193808 |
| Publisher: | Hargreaves Publishing | Publication: | November 1, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | John Wesley |
| ISBN: | 1230000193808 |
| Publisher: | Hargreaves Publishing |
| Publication: | November 1, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Originally published by John Wesley in 1790 under the title 'The New Testament with an Analysis of the Several Book and Chapters,' this translation represents his revision of the King James Bible, with over twelve thousand corrections and alterations, up to 75% of which remain in use today by many modern translations. Wesley initially included his translation of the New Testament in his extensive 'Notes on the New Testament,' before publishing them as a stand-alone book of scripture.
This edition has been painstakingly restored by human eye over many months and many hundreds of hours, without relying on OCR digital text recognition technology which so often fills digitized versions of historic publications with errors. Because the John Wesley New Testament is only available elsewhere online in OCR formats filled with mistakes and jumbled text, this version remains the most reliable available online today.
Originally published by John Wesley in 1790 under the title 'The New Testament with an Analysis of the Several Book and Chapters,' this translation represents his revision of the King James Bible, with over twelve thousand corrections and alterations, up to 75% of which remain in use today by many modern translations. Wesley initially included his translation of the New Testament in his extensive 'Notes on the New Testament,' before publishing them as a stand-alone book of scripture.
This edition has been painstakingly restored by human eye over many months and many hundreds of hours, without relying on OCR digital text recognition technology which so often fills digitized versions of historic publications with errors. Because the John Wesley New Testament is only available elsewhere online in OCR formats filled with mistakes and jumbled text, this version remains the most reliable available online today.
