A Defense Of The Surinam Negro-English Version Of The New Testament (1830)

Más información sobre el libro

Focusing on the significance of translating the New Testament into Surinam Negro-English, the book emphasizes its role in providing enslaved Africans in Suriname with access to Christian teachings in their native language. William Greenfield defends the translation against criticisms regarding its accuracy, highlighting its importance for offering hope to those in difficult circumstances. The work also sheds light on the historical context of Christianity in Suriname and the influence of language on the lives of enslaved individuals, making it a vital exploration of religion, language, and slavery in the early 19th century.