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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Mar 26, 1912

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 39, No. 13.

3703 — Bible Versions

By Editor

Would it be any help to one in the study of the Bible to get the Revised Version, the Septuagint, or what is called the "Emphatic Diaglott," or word-for-word translation? Do you have those books for sale? and what do they cost?

Our catalog will be sent our correspondent, so that he can see what we keep for sale. The Septuagint is helpful many times, in throwing light on the Old Testament. It is a Greek translation of the Old Testament, made 250 to 300 years before Christ. Preferable to the "Emphatic Diaglott" is the Classic Interlinear Translation, or the Greek-English New Testament, by Hinds and Noble. The Revised Version is always good. It is the best English translation there is on the earth, in our opinion.