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Das Leben von Moses, Pfleg, Edmond-

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The Life of Moses, Fleg, Edmond
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ISBN
0932727824
EAN
9780932727824
Publication Name
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Type
Paperback
Release Title
The Life of Moses
Artist
Fleg, Edmond
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Colour
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Book Title
Life of Moses : the Man of God
Original Language
French
Publisher
Hope Publishing House
Item Length
5.5 in
Publication Year
1995
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.5 in
Author
Faith A. Sand, Edmond Fleg
Genre
Religion, Juvenile Nonfiction
Topic
Religion / Biblical Biography, Biblical Studies / History & Culture, Biblical Biography / Old Testament
Item Weight
9.6 Oz
Item Width
8.5 in
Number of Pages
209 Pages

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Translator's Note: Edmond Fleg is a poet, so that to translate any of his works would be hard enough; but this work the vision of Moses, the servant of God, as it has come down through 4,000 years of Jewish tradition presents two peculiar difficulties. First, the problem M. Fleg has himself solved so exquisitely but which has to be solved anew in a translation, of combining into a harmonious style the loftiest passages of the Bible and the vivid, half-magical imaginations of some of the early Palestinian and Babylonian rabbis, as well as the profound enigmatic mysticism of some and the shrewd, practical, juristic or everyday commentary of others. Second, a problem arising exclusively for the translator into English, the language of the Authorized Version. The first problem confronts every writer who treats of the magnificent language of the Hebrew Bible, wherein much is left to be worked out by the imagination of the hearer, in conjunction with the fuller, more elaborated style of the rabbis. The second problem is, that in certain parts of the book the translator cannot but suffer direct comparison with the inspired Authorized Version; for sometimes the first half of a sentence is taken from the Bible word for word and the second half is an addition with or without transmutation, from the Midrash or an original extension of the Biblical idea by M. Fleg himself; and sometimes one of the best-known Biblical passages is taken and so paraphrased or expanded by the inclusion of material from the Tradition, that the Bible narrative cannot be used in a conscientious rendering, though its majestic reverberation in the reader's memory must inevitably make the paraphrase seem somewhat flat. A great and in part insuperable difficulty exists only for the translator into English. For the French Bible, though it has unique beauties of its own Comme un cerf brame apres des eaux courantes, ainsi mon ame soupire apres toi o Dieu is, as a whole, nothing more than a reverent, dignified rendering of an obviously foreign idiom. But, with the possible exception of the Lutheran Bible, the Authorised Version alone in the world has influenced the whole literature, the whole imagination of a people for 300 years: so that the Star of Jacob and the burning bush and the law for the widow and the fatherless, are become part of the poetic fibre of the English language. When, therefore, that part of Balaam's prophecy immediately preceding the Star of Jacob is given in unfamiliar form, the reader cannot but feel a certain loss and confusion. Yet perhaps there is some compensation even here, for new elements are added to the familiar narrative and the very strangeness may, as with the retranslations of the Bible into modern idiom, serve to make the Authorised Version fresher and clearer. Thus the translator was in great uncertainty as to what idiom to adopt: for the language of the Authorised Version could not be intermingled in the same paragraph with a simple, though poetic, modern prose, as could the French Bible with the modern French: and on the other hand, such archaisms as thee and thou and ye, for you, throughout the book and hath for has when the Lord or the Prophets speak, seemed essential, in order to suggest this distant time. Such modern versions of the Bible as Dr. Moffatt's, sincere and illuminating as they are, offer less help than might be thought. The translators of the Authorised Version, to whom the Bible in the vulgar tongue was still a strange thing, whereas to the Jews it had been daily bread through the centuries, sometimes refused to see that certain passages in the all-inclusive Book were prosaic and meant to be prosaic; they were determined to exalt every part to the utmost intensity, thereby sometimes mistranslating; but the present-day translator who calls the Princes Sheikhs and the Elders Notables and mitres turbans, with syntax to match, really misrepresents far more seriously, however great his scholarship and his piety: for t

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Hope Publishing House
ISBN-10
0932727824
ISBN-13
9780932727824
eBay Product ID (ePID)
960672

Product Key Features

Original Language
French
Book Title
Life of Moses : the Man of God
Number of Pages
209 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
1995
Topic
Religion / Biblical Biography, Biblical Studies / History & Culture, Biblical Biography / Old Testament
Genre
Religion, Juvenile Nonfiction
Author
Faith A. Sand, Edmond Fleg
Format
Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height
0.5 in
Item Weight
9.6 Oz
Item Length
5.5 in
Item Width
8.5 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Ages 9-12, Ages 4-8, Ages 2-3, under 2 Years
Dewey Edition
20
Reviews
The Life of Moses, by the French poet Edmond Fleg, collects scriptural, midrashic and talmudic stories about its eponymous hero, in a brief, driven narrative that stands as a classic of 20th-century religious literature. Fleg's psychological and physical descriptions are more detailed than the Bible's. Although Fleg may at times exceed the rights of poetic license, he never falls into the error of making Moses a mere foreshadowing of Christ. His descriptions of the 10 plagues and of Moses' death are especially dramatic and moving; they provide one of the most human realizations of Moses' life ever written. --Michael Joseph Gross
Lccn
95-022612
Target Audience
Juvenile Audience
Dewey Decimal
222/.1092 B
Lc Classification Number
Bs580.M6f62 1995

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