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January 2021
Zoom webinar in English: «The History of the King James Bible» by Pål-Espen Tørisen
This is the colourful story of how the English King James Bible (1611) came to be, and eventually became, the world's most printed and widespread book.…
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Zoom webinar in English: “Erasmus and the Greek New Testament” by Pål-Espen Tørisen
The presentation will be on Zoom Webinar, a service for seminars and other public events online, where only the speaker will appear and be heard. None…
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Zoom webinar in English: “The importance of the Dead Sea Scrolls for modern Bible translations” by Alex Gonzalez
In 1947 the most important archaeological discovery of the 20th century was made in a cave near the Dead Sea. The oldest biblical manuscripts recorded to…
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Zoom webinar in English: “Biblical figures confirmed by archeology- Part 2” by Dan-Åke Mattsson
Zoom webinar in English: "Biblical figures confirmed by archeology- Part 2" by Dan-Åke Mattsson. «Time is the Bible’s Best Friend». The reason for this statement is the…
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Zoom webinar in Spanish: ” Los Rollos del Mar Muerto y el Tetragrámaton” by Alex Gonzalez
En 1947 se hizo el hallazgo arqueológico más importante del siglo XX, en una cueva de Qumrán cerca del Mar Muerto. Se encontraron los manuscritos bíblicos…
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Zoom webinar in English: “To what extent are Bible translations governed by theology?» by Associate Professor of Religion Morten Beckmann
No translations are made in a vacuum. Bible translations will always be influenced by the context in which they are created. Traditionally, Bible translations have been…
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