Discover the fascinating story of the Vulgate, the Latin Bible that shaped Western Christianity for over 1600 years. In this video, we dive into the life of Jerome, the man who translated the Bible in 405 AD, and explore how his work influenced liturgy, theology, and the Catholic-Protestant divide. From the Roman Empire’s linguistic split to the Council of Trent’s Sixto-Clementine Vulgate and the modern Nova Vulgata, we uncover the challenges, controversies, and legacy of this monumental translation. Why did Jerome learn Hebrew? How did Erasmus critique the Vulgate? And what’s the deal with Moses’ horns?
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:19 Jerome's Life
5:12 Why a New Latin Bible
11:04 3 Psalms Editions
16:40 The Apocrypha
25:05 Erasmus vs Jerome
35:56 Trent and the Vulgate
38:57 Sixto-Clementine Vulgate
41:34 New Vulgate 1979
Keywords: Vulgate, Jerome, Latin Bible, Catholic Church, Protestant Reformation, Bible translation, Council of Trent, Sixto-Clementine Vulgate, Nova Vulgata, Erasmus, Hebrew scriptures, Septuagint, Old Latin, Christian history, theology, liturgy, biblical scholarship, 4th century, Roman Empire, Pope Damasus
Tags: #catholic #stjerome #Vulgate #bible
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