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The translation of the Bible, 1850s (engraving)
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The translation of the Bible, 1850s (engraving)
UTD4915622 The translation of the Bible, 1850s (engraving) by Konig, Gustav Ferdinand Leopold (1808-69); (add.info.: near Luther there are Philipp (Philippus, Philippe) Melanchthon (1497-1560) and Johannes Bugenhagen (docteur Pomeranus, 1485-1558), on the left the person looking to Luther that is Dr. Justus Jonas (1493-1555), in front of him Dr. Forstenius, on the right Dr. Kreuziger talking to two Rabbinen.
Illustration from : "Dr. Martin Luther the German Reformer", illustrated by Gustav Koenig (Gustav Konig), published by Rudolf Besser, Gotha, 1850s); United Archives/HistAuge
Media ID 32104966
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This engraving, titled "The translation of the Bible, 1850s" takes us back to a significant moment in history. Created by Gustav Ferdinand Leopold Konig, this artwork beautifully captures the atmosphere surrounding the translation of the Bible during the 16th century. In this scene, we witness Dr. Martin Luther, the German Reformer himself, surrounded by several influential figures of his time. Standing beside Luther are Philipp Melanchthon and Johannes Bugenhagen, prominent scholars who played crucial roles in spreading Luther's teachings. On Luther's left stands Dr. Justus Jonas and Dr. Forstenius while on his right is Dr. Kreuziger engaged in conversation with two Rabbinen. The image portrays an intellectual gathering where minds come together to discuss matters of faith and religious reform. Each figure exudes a sense of deep contemplation as they ponder over their work translating the Bible into German. This engraving serves as a testament to Luther's profound impact on Christianity and his efforts to make religious texts accessible to all through translation into vernacular languages like German. It symbolizes not only a pivotal moment in Christian history but also highlights Germany's role as a hub for theological discussions during that era. "The translation of the Bible" print offers viewers an opportunity to delve into history and reflect upon how these individuals shaped our understanding of religion today.
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