- The
Emphatic Diaglott is a diaglot, or two-language
polyglot translation, of the New
Testament by
Benjamin Wilson,
first published in 1864. It is an interlinear...
- (1817–1900) was an
autodidact Biblical scholar and
writer of the
Emphatic Diaglott translation of the
Bible (which he
translated between 1856 and 1864). He...
- 2002
single by
After Forever Emphatic (band),
American rock band
Emphatic Diaglott, 1864
Bible translation by
Benjamin Wilson ST
Emphatic Prominence (disambiguation)...
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Textus Receptus, the
Johann Jakob Griesbach's Gr**** text, the
Emphatic Diaglott, and
various papyri.
Translation into
other languages is
based on the English...
-
Webster (1833) Young's
Literal Translation —
Robert Young (1862)
Emphatic Diaglott —
Benjamin Wilson (1864) The Holy Bible:
Containing the Old and New Testaments;...
- such
translations as the Moffatt, New
Translation of 1922 or the
Emphatic Diaglott (a Gr****-English Interlinear,
first published in 1864 by
Benjamin Wilson)...
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returned invisibly in 1874
based on a
reference in
Benjamin Wilson's
Emphatic Diaglott.
Russell explains how he
accepted the idea of an
invisible return of Christ...
- Webster's Young's
Literal (YLT)
Revised (RV)
Living Oracles Darby Emphatic Diaglott Joseph Smith Quaker Julia E.
Smith Parker Translation 20th
century American...
-
translations with the
divine name in the New Testament: In the
Emphatic Diaglott (1864) a Gr****-English
Interlinear translation of the New
Testament by...
- Webster's Young's
Literal (YLT)
Revised (RV)
Living Oracles Darby Emphatic Diaglott Joseph Smith Quaker Julia E.
Smith Parker Translation 20th
century American...
