The 1880 French New Testament is a notable translation by John Nelson Darby, an influential figure in the Plymouth Brethren movement. Darby, an Anglo-Irish evangelist and Bible scholar, aimed to provide a more literal translation of the scriptures, reflecting his theological perspectives. This translation was part of his broader efforts to make the Bible more accessible to the French-speaking world and to promote his views on dispensationalism. The 1880 French New Testament stands out for its attempt to adhere closely to the original Greek texts, offering a distinctive version that has been influential among certain Protestant groups.
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Black pocket edition, intact, gold title tooling on spine, good condition.
