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1995 Edouard Dermit, actor (Testament of Orpheus), dies at 69
1976 Lukas Haas, actor, Music Box, Witness, Testament, Leap of Faith 1973 Otto Eissfeldt, German old testament scholar, dies at 85 1971 Gerhard von Rad, German old testament expert, dies at 70 1965 Alberto Vaccari, Italian jesuit/old testament scholar, dies at 90 1958 Joseph Klausner, Polish/Israeli new testament expert, dies at 84 1956 Lenins politics testament (1923) published in Moscow 1937 John Gresham Machen, Presbyterian theologian, professor, New Testament, Princeton Seminary, formed Orthodox Presbyterian Church, dies of pneumonia at age 55 1935 Daniel Plooy, Dutch new testament expert, dies at 58 1930 Robert S Bridges, poet laureate (Testament of beauty), dies at 85 1926 Frankfurter Zeitung publishes Lenins political testament 1923 Lenin's "Political Testament" calls for removal of Stalin 1922 Lenin dictates his "Political testament" 1914 John Weiss, German new testament, dies 1901 Gerhard von Rad, German old testament scholar, Deuteronomium 1894 Earnest Haenchen, German new testament expert 1891 William F Albright, U.S. old testament scholar/archaeologist 1887 Otto Eissfeldt, German old testament scholar 1884 Charles Dodd, English new testament authority 1881 John Gresham Machen, born in Baltimore, Maryland, Presbyterian theologian, professor, New Testament, Princeton Seminary, formed Orthodox Presbyterian Church 1881 Revised version of New Testament 1881 Hans Windisch, German new testament expert 1877 Daniel Plooy, Dutch new testament scholar 1875 Alberto Vaccari, Italian jesuit and old testament scholar 1874 Joseph Klausner, Polish/Israeli new testament expert 1863 Johannes Weiss, German New Testament scholar 1851 George F Moore, U.S. theologist, Hebrews, Old Testament 1514 Complutensian New Testament in Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek and Latin finished 1504 Queen Isabella I of Spain signs her testament |
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