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Feng Xiang: “Excerpts of Holy Poems”, Life·Reading·Xinzhi Sanlian Publishing House, 2017. ISBN: 9787108060006. This book extracts fifty representative psalms from the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament, explaining, commenting and commenting one by one. Among them, forty-one chapters from the Hebrew Bible and twelve chapters from the New Testament are organized into five volumes and fifty-three chapters. The translation emphasizes the rhythm and rhythm of the original text, and strives to accurately convey the purport and essence of the scriptures. There are new translations and those that have been published but have been revised or adjusted this time. Each article has its own introduction and endnotes, explaining some of the author’s thoughts and findings in teaching and writing in recent years, which also helps readers understand and appreciate. Feng Xiang, from Shanghai. The teenager went to the frontier of Yunnan and received “re-education” from his brother nation for nine years. He obtained a master’s degree in English and American literature from Peking University, a doctorate in medieval literature from Harvard (Ph.D), and a doctor of law from Yale (Ph.D). He is currently the Mei Ru’ao Chair Professor of Law at Tsinghua University in Beijing, where he also teaches law, religion, ethics and Western languages. Author/translation of Beowulf: An Old English Epic (Sanlian Publishing House, 1992), Intellectual Property in China (English, Sweet & Maxwell, 1997, updated 2003), Justice with Wooden Legs (1999; Peking University, updated edition, 2007), Glass Island (Sanlian Publishing House, 2003), Notes on Politics and Law (2004; Peking University Revised Edition, 2012), Genesis: Legends and Annotations (2004; Sanlian Publishing House Revised Edition, 2012), The Book of Genesis The Torah (Oxford University/Hong Kong, 2006; Sanlian Publishing, 2013), The Wide Letterbox and the Book of Exodus (Sanlian Publishing, 2007; 2nd Edition, Sanlian Publishing, 2012), The Book of Wisdom (Oxford University/Hong Kong, 2008; Sanlian Publishing, 2016), The New Testament (Oxford University/Hong Kong, 2010), Faith and Forgetting: The Gospel of Job and Beyond (Sanlian Publishing, 2012), Isaiah (Moveable Type/Sanlian Publishing House, 2017), “Excerpts of Hymns” (Modable Type/Sanlian Publishing House, 2017), as well as legal reviews, novels and poems. Table of Contents Scripture Tablet | 7 The Peace of the Gods (Prologue) | 9 Book 1 Torah Garden of Eden (Gen 2:4–3:24) | 19 Blessing the Bride (Gen 24:60) | 30 Triumph Song (Ex 15:1) –21) | 32 The Tabernacle (Exodus 40:1–38) | 37 Biram’s Prophecy (Numbers 24:3–24) | 41 The Song of Moses (Deuteronomy 32:8–39) | 45 Book II History Debo The Song of Ra (Judges 5:1–31) | 55 Hannah’s Prayer (1 Sam 2:1–10) | 65 Nathan and David (2 Sam 12:1–15) | 70 The Sound of Silence (1 Kings) 19:1–18) | 75 Book III Prophets Mount Zion (Isaiah 2:2–5) | 83 Twigs (Isaiah 11:1–9) | 88 Song of the Faithful Servant (Isaiah 53:2–9) | 92 The Great Judgment (Isaiah 66:1–16) | 97 Why the Way of the Wicked (Jer 12:1–6) | …
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