Biblia Gdanska (Danzig Bible) is a Polish translation of the Scriptures made by a group of Polish protestants. The New Testament was published in 1606, and the whole Bible appeared in 1632. It is a revision of the Radziwill Bible, an older version of the Scriptures. The revision was made by members of the Reformed, Lutheran and Moravian churches. This BibleMax module contains this important Polish version of the Bible. Made by Protestant scholars, it does not contain the so-called apocrypha, which are books not recognized as canonical by most Protestant denominations. Among them are Tobit, Judit, Wisdom, Maccabees I and II, and others. Thus, this version will be of limited use to Catholics and Orthodox Christians.
To display correctly this module, you will need the BibleMax core software. You can download it for free from the developer's site. Also, you will need a font that is compatible with Polish orthographic signs. If you want even more Bible versions, commentaries and references, as well as maps, graphics and other materials, you can order a free CD by paying a symbolic P&H fee.
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