La Santa Biblia
, translated into Spanish from the Latin Vulgate and annotated according to the meaning of the Holy Fathers and Catholic expositors, is a monumental work of religious scholarship. This fourth volume continues the tradition of providing a faithful and meticulously annotated Spanish translation of the Bible, aimed at making the scriptures accessible to Spanish-speaking Catholics. Bishop Felipe Scio de San Miguel's translation is renowned for its accuracy and its adherence to Catholic doctrine, offering readers a profound understanding of the sacred texts. This edition stands as a testament to the enduring importance of religious texts in shaping culture and belief, and remains a valuable resource for theologians, historians, and anyone seeking a deeper connection with scripture in the Spanish language.
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