Prolegomena To Christian Theology
“XV. Therefore, their [Scripture] translation into the common language of every nation is necessary.
XVI. No translation is authentic except in so far as it agrees with the Hebrew and Greek originals.”
Johannes Wollebius | Compendium of Christian Doctrine (1626), trans. John W. Beardslee in Reformed Dogmatics (New York: Oxford University Press, 1965), 34.

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