"An Historical Account of the Several English Translations of the Bible, And the Opposition They Met With From the Church of Rome" offers a detailed exploration into the history of English Bible translations and the controversies surrounding them. Authored by Anthony Johnson and originally published in 1730, this work provides valuable insights into the challenges faced by early translators and the resistance they encountered from religious authorities. This historical account sheds light on the complex relationship between religious doctrine, linguistic accessibility, and the evolving role of the Bible in English society. It remains a significant resource for understanding the historical context of biblical scholarship and the enduring impact of these translations.
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