List of Hebrew versions of the New Testament that have the Tetragrammaton

List of Hebrew versions of the New Testament that have the Tetragrammaton

List of Hebrew versions of the New Testament that have the Tetragrammaton.

* 1385, Gospel of Matthew, Shem-Tob ben Isaac Ibn Shaprut
* 1533, Psalms and Matthew, Anton Margaritha, Leipzig
* 1537 and 1557, Matthew and Hebrews, S. Munster, Basel
* 1537, Gospels, F. Petri, Wittemberg
* 1551, Gospel of Matthew, J. Quinquarboreus, Paris
* 1555, Gospel of Matthew, J. du Tillet, Paris
* 1576, Gospels, J. Claius, Leipzig
* 1599, New Testament, E. Hutter, Norimberga
* 1661, New Testament, W. Robertson, London
* 1668, Gospels, G. B. Jona, Rome
* 1796, New Testament, Dominik von Brentano, Vienna and Prague
* 1798-1805, NT, R. Caddick, London
* 1817, New Testament, T. Fry, London
* 1831, New Testament, W. Greenfield, London
* 1838, New Testament, A. McCaul and others, London
* 1846, New Testament, J. C. Reichardt, London
* 1855, Luke, Acts, Romans and Hebrews, J. H. R. Biesenthal, Berlin
* 1863, New Testament, H. Heinfetter, London
* 1866, New Testament, J. C. Reichardt and J. H. R. Biesenthal, London
* 1891, New Testament, I. Salkinson and C. D. Ginsburg, London
* 1900, Romans, W. G. Rutherford, London
* 1957, Gospel of John, M. I. Ben Maeir, Denver
* 1963, A Concordance to the Greek New Testament, Moulton and Geden
* 1975, New Testament, J. Bauchet and D. Kinnereth, Rome
* 1979, New Testament, United Bibles Societies, Jerusalem
* 1981, New Testament, F. Delitzsch, London
* 1986, New Testament, Bible Society, Jerusalem

See also

* Tetragrammaton in the New Testament

External links

* [http://www.jehovah.to/exe/greek/yhwh.htm Article in a Catholic Magazine: "Rivista Biblica", year XLV, n. 2, April-June 1997, p. 183-186. Bologna, Italy]


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