Kenrick’s Catholic translation is a revision of the Douay version of the Bible, published in six volumes between 1849 and 1862 (the New Testament volumes were later revised and combined into one volume). His extensive commentary consults important Hebrew and Greek textual differences and quotes from the theological thoughts of the Early Church Fathers—especially St. Jerome, St. Chrysostom, and St. Basil. Each book of the Bible is prefaced with extensive introductions and provides an expert look at the textual and interpretive history behind each book. Nineteenth-century Protestant as well as Catholic scholarship is referenced, bridging the theological tensions of the nineteenth century for a unified Christian translation.
In Logos, this commentary and translation integrate into your library, supplementing your research with scholarly notes when you study the daily readings or Scripture passages relevant to you. Perform precise word studies on the English, Greek, Hebrew, and Aramaic text, and share your findings with your community.
