Archbishop William Newcome

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Archbishop William Newcome was an 18th-century Anglican cleric and biblical scholar best known for his influential critical translation and revision of the New Testament.

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instanceOf Anglican archbishop
biblical scholar
theologian
translator
academicDegree Bachelor of Arts
Master of Arts
appointedAsArchbishopOfArmagh 1795
birthDate 1729-04-28
birthPlace Barton-le-Clay, Bedfordshire, England NERFINISHED
burialPlace Armagh Cathedral NERFINISHED
centuryOfActivity 18th century
19th century
clergyType Anglican bishop
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Great Britain
deathDate 1800-01-11
deathPlace Dublin, Ireland NERFINISHED
diocese Diocese of Armagh NERFINISHED
educatedAt Abingdon School NERFINISHED
Pembroke College, Oxford NERFINISHED
familyName Newcome NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork New Testament studies
biblical criticism
theology
givenName William
hasPublicationYear 1796
honorificPrefix The Most Reverend
influenced Thomas Belsham NERFINISHED
Unitarian biblical scholarship
knownFor harmonizing the Gospel accounts
revising the English translation of the Greek New Testament
languageOfWorkOrName English
Greek
memberOf Church of Ireland NERFINISHED
notableWork An Attempt toward Revising our English Translation of the Greek Scriptures NERFINISHED
Harmony of the Gospels NERFINISHED
notedFor critical translation of the New Testament
occupation author
clergyman
scholar
ordination Anglican priest
positionHeld Archbishop of Armagh NERFINISHED
Bishop of Dromore NERFINISHED
Bishop of Ossory NERFINISHED
Bishop of Waterford and Lismore NERFINISHED
Primate of All Ireland NERFINISHED
religion Anglicanism
workPublished An Attempt toward Revising our English Translation of the Greek Scriptures, or the New Testament NERFINISHED

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