St. John's Illuminated Bible
A modern day attempt to create a medieval illuminated bible, named St. John's Bible.
By the time the Bible is finished (scheduled for 2009), the 1,150 handwritten pages will represent a decade of conversations and labor by artists, theologians, and scholars on two continents. Eventually, the pages will be bound between boards of Welsh oak into seven volumes and displayed in the Hill Museum and Manuscript Library on Saint John's campus.
Smithsonian magazine says that the Bible, expected to cost $4 million in donations, is "one of the extraordinary undertakings of our times." According to Saint John's, the endeavor is "a bold and dignified witness to the enduring importance of the Word of God."
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2 Comments:
Its awesome and beautiful.I want to buy a print version which I hope they will issue. (Must not be King James Version though).
hi blogpastor,
they estimate it will come in seven volumes! Yes, it will be awesome to read it.
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