Szent Biblia OPPENHEIM 1612 Reprint / Karoli Gaspar 1590 / Szenci Molnar Albert 1612 

Hasonmas formaban megjelent Otvos Laszlo szerkeszto gondozasaban 2002 

megjelent mint a Nemzetkozi Theologiai Konyv sorozatanak az 53. kotete

Product Details:

• Format: Hardcover
• Pages: 1688
• Publisher: Bible Society
• Publication Year: 2002 (Reprint Edition)
• Language: Hungarian
• ISBN-10: 9638360488
• ISBN-13: 978-9638360489 / 9789638360489

Description:

This is a special reprint edition of the "Szent Biblia" (Holy Bible), originally published in 1612, known as the OPPENHEIM edition. It includes the work of prominent figures in Hungarian Bible translation history, such as Karoli Gaspar, whose translation was completed in 1590, and Szenci Molnar Albert, who released his translation in 1612. This reprint, overseen by editor Otvos László, was released in 2002 as part of the International Theological Book Series, volume 53.

Key Features:

• Historical Edition: This reprint is a faithful reproduction of the 1612 Oppenheim Bible, one of the significant milestones in Hungarian biblical literature.
• Language: The text is in Hungarian, offering a version that holds historical linguistic value.
• Editorial Work: The reprint has been carefully edited and published to maintain the integrity and historical accuracy of the original texts.
• Scholarly Value: As volume 53 in the International Theological Book Series, it is considered a scholarly work and a collector's item.

Usage:

This edition is suitable for scholars of biblical history, collectors of rare books, theologians, and anyone interested in the history of Bible translation in Hungary. It can serve as a valuable reference for historical studies and personal collections.

Audience:

The Hungarian-speaking Christian community, historians of Christianity, linguists, and collectors of rare biblical editions will find this reprint of the Szent Biblia of particular interest.

Cultural and Educational Value:

The OPPENHEIM 1612 reprint offers cultural and educational insights into the development of Christian literature in Hungary. It provides a snapshot of the early modern Hungarian language and serves as a testament to the religious and historical heritage of Hungary.