The Book of Job, With Introduction and Notes
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- 11 uur lezen
Edgar Charles Sumner Gibson was de 31e bisschop van Gloucester, erkend voor zijn wetenschappelijke bijdragen. Zijn geschriften duiken met een diepgaand begrip in theologische en kerkelijke aangelegenheden en bieden inzichtelijke perspectieven op het spirituele leven. Gibsons proza kenmerkt zich door helderheid en autoriteit, wat hem vestigt als een belangrijke stem in de religieuze literatuur. Zijn intellectuele nalatenschap blijft lezers boeien die op zoek zijn naar diepere spirituele en historische kennis.




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This book is a historical document of the Church of England's early liturgical practices. It includes the first and second editions of the Book of Common Prayer, which were published during the reign of King Edward VI. The book provides a valuable resource for scholars of early modern English history, as well as anyone interested in the history of the English Reformation and the Anglican Church.