The Psalms: The NRSV Saint John's Bible
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The Psalms: The NRSV Saint John's Bible  -     By: Illustrated by Donald Jackson
    Illustrated By: Donald Jackson

The Psalms: The NRSV Saint John's Bible

Illustrated By: Donald Jackson
Liturgical Press / 2006 / Hardcover

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The first handwritten, illuminated Bible commissioned by a Benedictine monastery in 500 years. World-renowned calligrapher Donald Jackson and an international team have revived the ancient art with the use of vellum, quills, hand-ground pigments, and gold leaf. A visual treasure. 80 pages, 9.75" x 15" hardcover. Liturgical Press.

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Title: The Psalms: The NRSV Saint John's Bible
By: Illustrated by Donald Jackson
Illustrated By: Donald Jackson
Format: Hardcover
Number of Pages: 80
Vendor: Liturgical Press
Publication Date: 2006
Dimensions: 15 X 9.8 (inches)
Weight: 2 pounds 9 ounces
ISBN: 0814690564
ISBN-13: 9780814690567
Text Color: Black Letter
Text Size: 10 Point
Thumb Index: No
Ribbon Marker: No
Spine: Sewn
Page Gilding: None
Page Edges: White
Stock No: WW690560
Imprintable: No

Editorial Reviews

Imaginatively engaging multicolored panels set the tone for this magnificent biblical book on the Psalms. The calligraphy of each line, each verse, each stanza is flawless and represents artistic talent at its best. Each book of the Psalms is introduced by a multicolored scroll panel that recalls the opening page of the text, thereby giving the work artistic creativity. . . . This volume is truly a gift to our culture and our world, renewing not only the Benedictine spirit and charism but also the spirit of all who sit with this text in wonder and in prayer.
Catholic Books Review

Psalms exemplifies both the creative spirit of The Saint John’s Bible and the project’s ecumenical underpinnings. . . . Through the use of colors, stripes, and shapes, this volume weaves the Psalms into a tapestry representing the threads of Jewish and Christian history, leading the reader and viewer to appreciate the complexity and grandeur of God.
Journal of The International Society of Bible Collectors

Psalms and Prophets are both commended for your coffee table or library.
Liturgy, Hymnody, & Pulpit

. . . it is a definite tour de force of art. It is innovative in its conception and striking in its artistic expression.
Catholic Library World

Psalms, as does the first volume of this series, brings Scripture alive—engaging us fully in heart and mind. It would make a thoughtful, lasting gift as well, at Easter or any time.
America

The favorite choice of most readers of the Bible has now appeared in a strikingly beautiful handwritten illuminated text that will encourage those who pray the psalms to ponder then contemplatively, leading them into the presence of the God of the First Covenant on Mount Sinai.
Prairie Messenger

Psalms brings Scripture alive—engaging us fully in heart and mind. It would make a thoughtful, lasting gift as well, at Easter or any time.
The Catholic Book Club Newsletter

The St. John's Bible is unquestionably art. And in the practice of Jackson and his team members, so is calligraphy.
Journal Star Lincoln, Nebraska

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