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EDITOR,-I have expected for sotnc time the termination of the Biblical discussions which have so long occupied a part of your J ournal Hitherto 1 have not exercised my ren oty'the subject :---but if a few words can have the effect of closing it for ever, I shall not repent the ex rt Without adverting to the spiritual benefits of THE BIBLE, its classical benefits to our language have been very great. It has preserved, perpe tuated, I should say, the purity of the English tongue, in the good old Translation which our fathers taught to their children, and which we repay by teaching, to our's, The fashion has been to ascribe that embalming purity to ADDL.. soN, to SHARSPRAILE, and to BARROW :-lrt US look a little higher, Sir, anti ascribe it to THB ENGLISH BIBLB, in which they learned their na tive language. •Solely, we do not need Mr. -BEL LAmy to chew us how they and their instructor erred :—after more than two centuries of proof, we will I)ot reject the book from which we draw at• once our faith and our language, to adopt • a n6v sthodaid of both. It is with our BIBLE RS with our CoNSTITU TIoN hope, at least, that we do not regard it wi►h less reverential jealousy. Englishmen do not love change :—they never change for changing's sake : they must be satisfied that the reform is sate ; that it is salutary ; that .it is essenti4l ; that it is iudispensible; Is our Biblein this predi cament ? have not yet heard, Sir, that the promisei or the prophecies of the Old Testament have been falsified in the existing "translation. If they had, or if even its historical parts bad been misrepre sented, our Protestant Church has had and st ill has enemies enough to cast the reproach in her teeth. If too, as our Translation of the New Testament so exactly quadrates with that of the Old, the one is wrong, the other cannot be right. Such a question (and a novel Translation cats only justify itself by raising that question, and by establishing it) is sufficient to shake the faith of halt the nation. For the sake then, Sir, of our language—still. more, for the sake of our religion—let us adhere to our good Old Bible. It was translated trout its original Hebrew by the conjoined labours of 47 chosen scholars, to each of whom that part was assigned, for which his studies bad peculiarly qua lified him. These were men all eminent in their day for learning and piety. And does Mr. Bat.- LAMY, by his single capacity, assume, not merely to do what they did, ,but to do it better than they could have done ?, I will hope, Mr. Editor, that you will give place to the above few observations ; and «ittt them, close your columns on the subject—for ever. PRlticUs. • 41 ,* Though the question on the purity of iloer IVarr we conceive to be of the utmost import ance to mankind, yet we have been some time doubtful whether it is a subject that can properly be introduced among the miscellaneous articles of a Public Journal. Hot as rite periodical Ra- YIEWS are not accessible to the multitude, and are slow in their progress, and as our Paper is understood to be peculiarly patronised by the members of the Church, we were in hopes that many of that body would have been induced to enter into the discussion, and therefore that the TRUTH might be established as fly as depends on human reason and knowledge, and -consequently would be communicated to the People at lare through the medium of our Paper. Several ab le Correspondents have engaged into the contro versy on the subject of. Mr. BELLAMY'S Trans lation, end many forcible arguments and striking illustrations have been urged pro and con. itksO. much that we are disposed to think with Patscus that the discussion has been sufficiently prolong ed. 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