Jerusalem Bible with Apocrypha Light Brown

Jerusalem Bible With Apocrypha Light Brown

*Standard index from Editora Paulus - Old Testament on the left / New Testament on the right.
 
The Jerusalem Bible is unanimously considered by great theologians to be the best translation of the Scriptures, containing etymologically faithful texts, being a true guideline to understand what the Scripture truly has to say in a faithful and reliable way that surpasses all limits of critical theological academism.

Its translation was not made from other translated texts, which would probably lead to major translation errors. The Jerusalem Bible used the original Greek and Hebrew texts for its translation.

In this way, we can have greater reliability when studying the Word of God, without having to worry if the text was translated correctly or not.

For students, this Bible is of unimaginable value, and for teachers and theologians, the absence of this tool in their library represents an error of gigantic proportion.

The Jerusalem Bible also includes maps to facilitate its study, allowing the reader to geographically situate themselves in the biblical period presented.

And obviously, because it is a study Bible, it has footnotes with comments of great importance, always prioritizing the fidelity it proposes to defend.

Its notes are prepared by world-renowned theologians, both in the theological and etymological-philosophical fields, and everything that concerns translation.