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Seven arguments as to why the Bible translation born out of the heroic efforts of the 16th century English college at Douay and Rheims to preserve the Catholic Faith in England is the English translation most faithful to Christian tradition.
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Date of upload: Premiered Aug 5, 2021 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I'm not Catholic, but the more I read it, the more I like it. I prefer it to the KJV honestly. It's always amazing how often a KJV verse is rather inscrutable but when I check it in the Douay Rheims, it makes more sense.
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I'm Catholic and proud of my Englsh family history including great uncle Thomas Worthington DD who helped translate the Douai bible and infiltrated northern England to serve
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Finally an informative video โ as opposed to the endless videos out there that rant on and on about a particular bible version edition's physical properties (like the type of calfskin leather it's bound in!) but never address the contents, which is what we are (or should be) interested in . . . also, the video is so beautifully done
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I'm not even sure how to properly express my amazement, but it's kinda mind-blowing how thoroughly you look at the historical perspective of the Church! It gives me a lot more respect for how much work would go into even just one sentence of Scripture! Please keep up the great work!
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This channel is a hidden gem!
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Great video. I have a Kjv bible. I was told this was the oldest and most accurate bible. I will pick up this version that you talk about in your video. Something inside is drawing me back to the catholic church. Thanks for taking the time to share your great info. God Blessโค
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This is a great essay. Thank you for organizing, presenting, and posting it!
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This is your best video yet. Very informative.
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I just bought me a Douay Rheims Bible, but never thought about the historical background....your explanation is a great help !!!
Just discovered your channel, great works sir !
Gbu
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Thank you for a very insightful presentation of the benefits of using the Douay Bible!!! I dug out my copy and will use it as my primary Bible for devotion and study!
God Bless you! ๐๐ป
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This is an outstanding presentation
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Thank you for your detailed explanation of this subject. I very much appreciate it. ๐
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As a non-Catholic, I found this riveting, and very well researched.
I have appreciated the Douay-Rheims and Confraternity Bibles over the NAB for largely aesthetic reasons: the former are beautiful while the latter is decidedly not.
I appreciate your perspective on this matter. Thank you for your efforts here.
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Thank you for your help. God bless you
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Thank you for the information!!
God bless you always ๐๐ฝ๐ฟ
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Excellent video! I have a wide range of different bible translations on my shelf, including the DR and I use them all for different purposes. Personally, my favorite translation for prayer and devotional reading is the Knox version, which is another translation of the vulgate. It's got the solid Catholic theology of the DR, and gorgeous prosaic English that sings off the page. I'd definitely recommend it.
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For history buffs, it's interesting to note the Battle of Lepanto (1571) occurred only 9 years before NT/DR was published in 1582. Wm Shakespeare began his public acting /writing career circa 1585 in Stratford on Avon -- only 3 yrs after the NT/ DR was published. He died 1616, shortly after OT/DR published. A vowed member of Church of England, during his life, evidence exists his parents were raised and remained (hidden) practising Catholics., so its likely WS had access to a copy of DR. IMHO, a reading of his plays /sonnets reveals many shades of commentary on the Catholic Church and its dogmas. And wikipedia says, "Scholars find evidence both for and against Shakespeare's Catholicism, Protestantism, or lack of belief in his plays, but the truth may be impossible to prove.[279][280]" So... Food for thought.
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Great video, so thanks. I recently bought the Douay Rheims after doubting the NRSV and KJV. I also replaced my modern catechism with the Council of Trent version.
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This is a beautifully made video
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@adams4332
1 year ago
I'm 22, and I've decided I won't be a backseat Catholic any longer, and thoroughly read the bible. All the translations are rather daunting, and I've had difficulty navigating them due to the many prejudices and varying opinions from all denominations. I'm very pleased to have found a very knowledgeable presentation with historical backing! I'm now confident I have selected the correct translation in the DR, thank you so much!!!
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