Ecclesiasticus XXXIX, 15 to XLIX, 11 presents a meticulous translation from the original Hebrew, arranged in parallel columns with the English Revised Version of 1895. This scholarly work, a collaboration between Arthur Ernest Cowley and Adolf Neubauer, offers readers a unique opportunity to delve into the wisdom literature of the Old Testament Apocrypha.

Focusing on a specific section of Ecclesiasticus (also known as Sirach), this edition allows for detailed comparative study between the original Hebrew text and a respected English translation. This format aids both scholars and lay readers interested in a deeper understanding of the nuances and interpretations of this significant religious text.

This edition provides valuable insights into the historical and linguistic context of Ecclesiasticus, making it an essential resource for theological studies, linguistic analysis, and anyone seeking to explore the rich heritage of Jewish wisdom literature.

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