Meditations on the Psalms Leen none left to posterity a

none left to posterity a written legacy as expansive and eloquent as did Saint John Chrysostom

conscience

in a world that is dead to the things of the mind

invoking the authority of his office to articulate the timeless principles of the Gospel and apply them to the social mores and industrial practices of the modern age

Meditations on the Psalms Leen none left to posterity aBy Ronald Knox A translator, comments Monsignor Ronald Knox in his On Englishing the Bible, has two methods at his disposal: the literal and the literary. In translating Sacred Scripture for the benefit of a person who wants to be able to read the word of God for ten minutes on end without laying it aside in sheer boredom or bewilderment, then only a literary translation will suffice. And such is the Knox Bible, the fruit of nine years solitary labor