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João Ferreira Annes d'Almeida ou Ioaõ FerreiraAnnes d'Almeida ou Yoam Ferreira Annes d'Almeida foi uma importantepersonalidade do protestantismo português, especialmente conhecidopor ter traduzido a Bíblia para a língua portuguesa.Filho de pais católicos, João Almeida nasceu na localidade de Torrede Tavares, concelho de Mangualde, em Portugal. Ficou órfão aindaem criança e veio a ser criado na cidade de Lisboa por um tio queera membro de uma ordem religiosa. Pouco se sabe sobre a infância einício da adolescência de Almeida, mas afirma-se que teria recebidouma excelente educação visando a sua entrada no sacerdócio. Não sesabe o que teria levado Almeida a sair de Portugal mas talvez issose devesse à forte influência exercida pela Inquisição em Portugal.Viajou para a Holanda e, aos 14 anos, embarcou para a Ásia,passando pela Batávia, na ilha de Java, Indonésia. Naquela época,Batávia era o centro administrativo da Companhia Holandesa dasÍndias Orientais, no sudeste da Ásia.Ao velejar entre Batávia e Malaca, na Malásia, Almeida, aos 14anos de idade, leu um folheto protestante, em espanhol, intitulado"Diferencias de la Cristandad". Este panfleto atacava algumas dasdoutrinas e conceitos católicos, incluindo a utilização de línguasincompreensíveis para o povo comum, tal como o latim, durante osofícios religiosos. Isto provocou um grande efeito em Almeida sendoque, ao chegar a Malaca, converteu-se à Igreja Reformada Holandesa,em 1642, e dedicou-se imediatamente à tradução de trechos dosEvangelhos, do castelhano para o português.Dois anos mais tarde, João Ferreira de Almeida lançou-se numenorme projeto: a tradução do Novo Testamento para o portuguêsusando como base parte dos Evangelhos e das Cartas do NovoTestamento em espanhol da tradução de Reyna Valera, 1569. Almeidausou também como fontes nessa tradução as versões latina (de Beza),francesa (Genebra, 1588) e italiana (Diodati, 1641). O trabalho foiconcluído em menos de um ano, quando Almeida tinha apenas 16 anosde idade. Terminada em 1645, essa tradução não foi publicada. Mas otradutor fez cópias à mão do trabalho, as quais foram mandadas paraas congregações de Malaca, Batávia e Ceilão (hoje Sri Lanka).Apesar da sua juventude, enviou uma cópia do texto aogovernador-geral holandês, em Batávia. Crê-se que a cópia teriasido enviada para Amesterdão mas que o responsável pela publicaçãodo texto faleceu resultando no desaparecimento do trabalho deAlmeida. Em 1651, ao lhe ser solicitada uma cópia da sua traduçãopara a Igreja Reformada na ilha de Ceilão, Almeida descobriu que ooriginal desaparecera. Lançando-se de novo ao trabalho, partindo deuma cópia ou rascunhos anteriores do seu trabalho, Almeida concluiuno ano seguinte uma versão revista dos Evangelhos e do livro deActos dos Apóstolos. Em 1654, completou todo o Novo Testamento mas,uma vez mais, nada foi feito para imprimir a tradução, sendorealizadas apenas algumas poucas cópias manuscritas.João Ferreira de AlmeidaAnnes or Ioaõ Ferreira Annes d'Almeida or Yoam Ferreira Annesd'Almeida was an important personality of Portuguese Protestantism,especially known for translating the Bible into Portuguese.Son of Catholic parents, John Adams was born in Tavares towerlocation, Mangualde municipality, in Portugal. He was orphaned as achild and came to be created in Lisbon by an uncle who was a memberof a religious order. Little is known about the childhood and earlyadolescence of Almeida, but states that he would have received anexcellent education with a view to entering the priesthood. It isnot known what would have taken Almeida out of Portugal but maybethat was due to the strong influence of the Inquisition inPortugal. She traveled to Holland and, at age 14, embarked forAsia, through Batavia, on Java island, Indonesia. At that time,Batavia was the administrative center of the Dutch East IndiaCompany in Southeast Asia.When sailing between Batavia and Malacca in Malaysia, Almeida,the 14-year-old read a Protestant pamphlet in Spanish entitled"Diferencias de la Cristandad". This pamphlet attacking some of thedoctrines and Catholic concepts, including the use of languages​​incomprehensible to the common people, such as Latin, duringreligious services. This caused a great effect on Almeida and,coming to Malacca, he converted to the Dutch Reformed Church in1642, and devoted himself immediately to the translation ofexcerpts from the Gospels from Spanish into Portuguese.Two years later, King James was released a huge project:translating the New Testament into Portuguese using as the basis ofthe Gospels and the New Testament Letters in Spanish translation ofReyna Valera, 1569. Almeida also used as sources in thistranslation of the Latin versions (Beza), French (Geneva, 1588) andItalian (Diodati, 1641). The work was completed in less than a yearwhen Almeida was only 16 years old. Completed in 1645, thistranslation was not published. But the translator made copies byhand labor, which were sent to the congregations of Malacca,Batavia and Ceylon (now Sri Lanka). Despite his youth, he sent acopy of the text to the Dutch governor-general in Batavia. It isbelieved that the copy would have been sent to but Amsterdamresponsible for the text of the publication died resulting in thedisappearance of Adams work. In 1651, when a copy of yourtranslation you be requested to the Reformed Church on the islandof Ceylon, Almeida discovered that the original had vanished.Darting back to work, from a copy or earlier drafts of his work,Almeida completed the following year a revised version of theGospels and the book of Acts of the Apostles. In 1654, he completedthe New Testament but, again, nothing was done to print thetranslation, being held only a few handwritten copies.

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