The Amplified Bible is an expanded translation in the sense that alternate renderings or additional words designed to bring out the full sense are incorporated into the text instead of appearing in the margins or footnotes. The Gospel of John was published in 1954 and the complete New Testament in 1958. The Old Testament was published in two parts in 1962 and 1964. The translator was Frances E. Siewert (1881-1967). An Expanded Edition was published in 1987.
Title: The Amplified Gospel of John
Date: 1954
Publisher: Zondervan Publishing House: Grand Rapids MI
Contents: John
References: Chamberlin p. 47-2, 688-2, Herbert 2324
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Title: The Amplified New Testament
Date: 1958 (Copyright 1954 and 1958)
Publisher: Zondervan Publishing House: Grand Rapids MI
Contents: New Testament
References: Chamberlin p. 47-2, 585-1, Herbert 2324
Images: Jacket cover, Title page
Title: The Amplified Old Testament Part Two Job-Malachi
Date: 1962
Publisher: Zondervan Publishing House: Grand Rapids MI
Contents: Job-Malachi
References: Chamberlin p. 47-2, 124-3 Herbert 2324
Images: Jacket cover, Title page
Title: The Amplified Old Testament Part One Genesis-Esther
Date: 1964
Publisher: Zondervan Publishing House: Grand Rapids MI
Contents: Genesis-Esther
References: Chamberlin p. 47-2, 124-3 Herbert 2324
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Title: The Amplified Bible containing the Amplified Old Testament and the Amplified New Testament
Date: 1965
Publisher: Zondervan Publishing House: Grand Rapids MI
Contents: Bible
References: Chamberlin p. 47-2, Herbert 2324
Images: Title page
