Biblia deutsch
Christina Hoegen-Rohls
Martin Luthers's Translation of the whole Bible into German In Middle Ages there did not exist any translation German, but only poetic paraphrases certain parts either New or Old Testament which were considered as extremely important. An outstanding example a Bibleparaphrase from Carolingian times is "Heliand" using Tatians "Diatessaron" copy. Translations vernacular do occur before 14th century, most prominent print being Mentelin-Bible 1466. Whereas all translations late taken Latin Vulgata, Luther used for his Greek edition Erasmus and two prints Hebrew text. The Bible, first edited in 1534 several revised by friends, implies important hermeneutical insights. It led to sacralisation vitalisation language strongly influenced its development up 18th century.
Kerygma und Dogma