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The Emphatic Diaglott is a famous interlinear translation of the New Testament by Benjamin Wilson (1864) that puts the original Greek text alongside a literal, word-for-word English translation, plus a more readable English version, using special fonts (Small Caps, Black Letter) to highlight words emphasized by the Greek article or pronoun, helping readers see the original emphasis lost in common translations. It's a key tool for Bible students, especially known for its unique notation system and use by Jehovah's Witnesses, who acquired its printing plates in 1902.
Keywords: Jehovahs Witness, New Testament, Greek, Bible translation, Watchtower
Condition: Good. Cover is super clean, tight binding. Title page has black marker mark.
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