The Old English Bible And Other Essays
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Equally difficult is it to explain the silence of contemporaries generally ; for with the exceptions given, though many have written very fully about "Wyclif and his errors, only one has noticed any connection between him and any Scriptural trans- lations. This is true even of his chief adversaries who attack him so freely, and whose works against him are so full, so complete, and so vohiminous. JN'either Woodford, nor Walden, nor Whethamstede so much as refer to Wyclif's translations, or to an...y special desire upon his part to circulate God's Word in English among the people. The ground, I must confess, is not very firm or certain, and from what we know of Wyclif's active, restless, and com- bative disposition, and of his particularly specu- lative turn of mind, we should hardly have been disposed to assign to him so tedious a task as that of mere translation.
We can now pass to the second point to be considered in regard to this matter — namely. What had Wyclif's immediate followers to say to the trans- lation of the Bible ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Equally difficult is it to explain the silence of contemporaries generally ; for with the exceptions given, though many have written very fully about "Wyclif and his errors, only one has noticed any connection between him and any Scriptural trans- lations. This is true even of his chief adversaries who attack him so freely, and whose works against him are so full, so complete, and so vohiminous. JN'either Woodford, nor Walden, nor Whethamstede so much as refer to Wyclif's translations, or to an...y special desire upon his part to circulate God's Word in English among the people. The ground, I must confess, is not very firm or certain, and from what we know of Wyclif's active, restless, and com- bative disposition, and of his particularly specu- lative turn of mind, we should hardly have been disposed to assign to him so tedious a task as that of mere translation.
We can now pass to the second point to be considered in regard to this matter — namely. What had Wyclif's immediate followers to say to the trans- lation of the Bible ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gasquet, Francis Aidan, 1846-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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