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"Sagradas Escrituras Version Antigua" by Russell Stendal is a religious text, specifically a Spanish translation and revision of the Holy Scriptures, likely produced in the late 20th century. This work aims to present the biblical texts in an accessible format for contemporary readers while retaining the authenticity and depth of the original translations by notable figures like Casiodoro de Reina from the 16th century. The book likely focuses on the themes of faith, spirituality, and enlightenment, presenting sacred texts that have significantly influenced Christian beliefs. The opening of "Sagradas Escrituras Version Antigua" introduces the intention behind this version, emphasizing the importance of spreading the Word of God in a manner that is comprehensible to all linguistic backgrounds. It includes a detailed overview of its lineage and the various revisions it drew upon, including historical references to the persecution of previous biblical texts. The narrative then transitions into the Book of Genesis, detailing the creation story and the early tales of humanity, including the creation of Adam and Eve, the fall in the Garden of Eden, and the lineage of the first families. This foundation sets the stage for the exploration of divine promises and human relationships found throughout the Scripture. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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