The Holy Bible, Or The Books Accounted Sacred By Jews And Christians

Alexander Geddes' translation of the first five books of the Bible provides a fresh perspective on these foundational texts. Originally published in 1792, Geddes' interpretation was groundbreaking for its time and continues to be studied by scholars today.

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