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THE JERUSALEM BIBLE
copyright (c) 1966 by Darton, Longman & Todd, Ltd. and Doubleday, a division of Penguin Random House, Inc.
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THE JERUSALEM BIBLE is a widely respected and influential translation of the Bible into English.
It is known for its scholarly approach, its use of modern language, and its extensive notes and commentary.
The Jerusalem Bible is based on the French "Bible de Jérusalem," which was originally published in 1956.
The English translation was first published in 1966 and has been revised several times since then.
It features introductions to each book of the Bible, as well as detailed notes on the text.
THE JERUSALEM BIBLE is often praised for its accuracy, its readability, and its ecumenical approach, making it suitable for readers from different Christian traditions.
It is known for its scholarly approach, its use of modern language, and its extensive notes and commentary.
The Jerusalem Bible is based on the French "Bible de Jérusalem," which was originally published in 1956.
The English translation was first published in 1966 and has been revised several times since then.
It features introductions to each book of the Bible, as well as detailed notes on the text.
THE JERUSALEM BIBLE is often praised for its accuracy, its readability, and its ecumenical approach, making it suitable for readers from different Christian traditions.
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Mentioned in 5 episodes
Mentioned as the Bible translation used by the General Roman Lectionary.
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Wednesday of Week 1 in Ordinary Time - Mark 1: 29-39
Mentioned as the translation used for the General Roman Lectionary.
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2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year A) - John 1: 29-34
Mentioned as the official translation of the General Roman Lectionary.
Friday of Week 1 in Ordinary Time - Mark 2: 1-12
Mentioned as the translation of scripture used in the general Roman lectionary.
Thursday of Week 1 in Ordinary Time - Mark 1: 40-45
Mentioned as the official translation of the general Roman lectionary.
Saturday of Week 1 in Ordinary Time - Mark 2: 13-17
Mentioned as the Bible translation used in the podcast for reading verses.
Monday of Week 2 in Ordinary Time - Mark 2: 18-22
Mentioned as the source of the excerpt from the Holy Gospel of St. Mark.
Tuesday After the Epiphany – A Time of Lectio Divina for the Discerning Heart
