A fully-documented comprehensive history of the events and the men behind the noble revision that became the common Spanish Bible of multiplied millions of Spanish-speaking Christians around the world. This book presents the Reina-Valera 1960 Spanish Bible in a positive light and is thoroughly documented with nearly 300 footnotes. It is 134 pages in length and includes an index and bibliography. It is illustrated with 14 photographs in addition to numerous charts. The nine chapters of the book cover the following areas: “Why it was felt that the 1909 Revision Needed to be Revised,” “Plans for a New Revision of the Spanish Bible,” “The Revision Underway,” “Reactions, Influence, and Acceptance of the New Revision,” “Biographical Profiles of the Revisers,” “The Role of other Men in the Revision,” “Eugene Nida: His Background and Doctrine,” “The Role of Bible Societies in the 1960 Revision,” and “The Textual Basis of the Revision.”
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