A Historical Account Of The Several English Translations Of The Bible, And The Opposition They Met With From The Church Of Rome (1730)

Focusing on the historical evolution of English Bible translations, this work examines the various versions and the significant opposition they encountered from the Church of Rome. Covering the timeline from early translations to the 18th century, it delves into the authors behind these translations and the controversies they sparked. The book also highlights the Church's motives for resisting these translations, making it an essential resource for those studying religious history and the influence of the English Bible on Christianity.