Biblical Translations
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The document discusses the history of translations of the Bible into English and the current situation regarding English Bible translations. It notes that there are now more English Bible translations than any other language, with over 25 full Bible translations and 40 New Testament translations. There are different translation philosophies at work, including functional equivalence that aims for a word-for-word translation and dynamic equivalence that focuses on translating the meaning. This has led to debate about the appropriate approach for Bible translation.
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1) The original Old and New Testament texts were written in Hebrew and Greek respectively, and copies of manuscripts exist today though not the originals. Translations have occurred over time from Greek to Latin to English.
2) There are different translation techniques including word-for-word, dynamic equivalent, and optimal equivalence which balance accuracy and readability.
3) The King James Version and New International Version are compared as examples of a more literal and dynamic translation respectively, noting some differences in translation of key passages.
Bible study
This document provides an introduction and overview of 53 short articles on the Bible. It explains that the articles are meant to help readers acquire basic knowledge on the Bible and can be used for personal study or in parish publications. It encourages conducting a Bible study quiz on the articles and provides sample quiz questions for the first 18 articles. The document was written by Fr. Felix Rebello to share these Bible study resources.
So Many to Choose From: English Bibles and Study Resources
Throughout the Year of the Bible, Wycliffe Bible Translators have been running a series of evening classes. It's all part of Biblefresh, a movement of individuals and organisations helping people to get back into the Bible.
In May, John Macaulay looked at how we go about choosing from the vast array of Bibles and study resources available in English. John and his wife have worked with Wycliffe Bible Translators for more than 25 years.
Bible study articles part 1
The document provides information on how the Bible came to be compiled over many centuries. It explains that:
- God inspired many different people to write down his words over about 1.5 millennia, resulting in 73 individual books.
- These books were collected together after Jesus' ascension into heaven to form the Bible, with a somewhat final decision on the books being made in 397 AD.
- The original texts were written in Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek and have since been translated into many languages.
- The letter encourages readers to use the provided 53 short articles on the Bible to learn more about it and even conduct a Bible study quiz to encourage further reading and understanding.
Bible study part 1
This document provides information about the Bible and Bible study in 3 parts. It encourages readers to study the 53 short articles on the Bible included. The articles are from various online sources and are not meant for scholarly study but to provide general knowledge. Readers can use the articles for personal study or in parish publications. A Bible study quiz is also included to encourage reading the articles. 43 additional Bible quiz sets are available on the website. The document provides contact information for the author and directs readers to the first 18 Bible study articles.
Nkjv Errors
The document provides a critique of errors in the New King James Version compared to the King James Bible. It summarizes that the NKJV changed thousands of words which altered meanings, copied errors from other modern versions like the NIV and NASV, and was translated by scholars who did not believe the original manuscripts were perfectly preserved by God. The NKJV is shown to disagree with the KJV in many verses, instead agreeing with modern versions that contain doctrinal errors. Overall, the document argues the NKJV is a subtle perversion and not an accurate translation like the King James Bible.
Where did the king james bible come from
The document discusses the origins of the King James Bible and differences between it and modern translations. It describes that the King James Bible was translated from the Textus Receptus, which is supported by over 95% of Greek manuscripts. Modern versions rely more on the Codex Sinaiticus and Codex Vaticanus, which are only supported by about 5% of manuscripts and contain many errors and omissions compared to the majority. The document argues that while older, the Codex Sinaiticus and Codex Vaticanus are not more reliable and should not be favored over the Textus Receptus and majority of manuscripts.
Kjv1
The document discusses the debate between advocates of the King James Version and modern Bible translations. It provides examples where the KJV differs from modern versions in certain passages. Both sides of the debate are presented, with proponents of the KJV arguing the modern versions have removed or changed parts, while defenders of modern translations say there are understandable reasons for differences based on the textual sources used. The document concludes that variations do not change Christian doctrine and the debate often involves circular reasoning from those who see the KJV as the sole authority.
THE BOOK OF LEVITICUS
This slide contains the Book of Leviticus with Commentaries and Outline and also the Bible in available versions and many languages.
The LXX - Its origins and uses
The document discusses the origins and use of the Septuagint (LXX), an ancient Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament. It notes that the LXX was likely translated by fewer than 70 scholars, for the large Greek-speaking Jewish population in Egypt. While not inspired, the LXX became the predominant scripture for Greek-speaking Jews and Christians. The majority of quotes from the Old Testament in the New Testament agree with the LXX, showing its influence. However, the translation quality varies and it should not be seen as superior to the original Hebrew.
The New Testament
This document is the preface to a new translation of the New Testament from the original Greek published in 1858. It provides background on previous translations of the Bible into English from the 14th century onwards. It explains that this new translation aims to incorporate the vast stores of biblical learning accumulated in the last 247 years since the King James version. The preface discusses the text used, improvements made to chapter and verse divisions, and chronology of the New Testament books. It is introduced as a contribution to both biblical science and practical religion.
Reasons (Part 2) Is the Bible Authentic and Accurate?
In this message, loaded with historical information, we discover the authenticity of the Old and New Testament Scriptures. The Bible is truly God's voice to us, preserved and given to us in a manner we can understand, receive and live by.
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The document provides an overview of the Bible, including its composition, origins, transmission, and interpretation. It discusses that the Bible contains 66 books divided between the Old Testament and New Testament, written over 1500 years in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek by around 40 authors. It also summarizes several key aspects of how the Bible came to be collected and canonized, including inspiration, prominent theories of inspiration, and the criteria used to determine canonicity.
Which Translation is the Right One
This document discusses the history of Bible translations from ancient times to modern day. It notes that the earliest translations of the Old Testament were completed in 200 BC in Greek, and that the New Testament canon was established in 315 AD by Athanasius. Several important milestones in translating the Bible to English are mentioned, such as Wycliffe producing the first hand-written English Bible in 1384, the first printed Bible by Gutenberg in Latin in 1455, and William Tyndale's first printed New Testament in English in 1526. The document also references the King James version of 1611 and the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls in 1947.
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The Jehovah's Witnesses were founded in the 1870s by Charles Taze Russell as a Bible study group called the Millennial Dawn Bible Study. Russell wrote a series of books called The Millennial Dawn that formed the basis of early Jehovah's Witness theology. They believe Jesus is Michael the archangel rather than God, and that salvation comes through faith, works, and obedience rather than grace alone. They reject the Trinity and the deity of Christ. Jehovah's Witnesses justify these beliefs by claiming the Bible has been corrupted and interpreting it based on teachings of their leadership rather than allowing for independent thinking.
B I B S T U D Lesson 03 What Is The Bible ( Updated)
The document provides an overview of what the Bible is, including:
- The Bible is a collection of books written over 1000+ years and is comprised of the Old and New Testaments. It was written by human authors but inspired by God.
- There are differing versions containing 66 books (Protestant) or 73 books (Catholic). It was divided into chapters and verses for easier reference.
- The Bible serves as a guide for man's relationship with God and others, and a source of both unity and disunity among Christians due to varying interpretations. Reading requires prayer and understanding the Bible as God's word.
What We Believe About The Bible
This document discusses beliefs about the inspiration, infallibility, and authority of the Bible. It provides definitions of key terms and discusses the concept that belief in the Bible's inspiration leads to belief in its infallibility and authority. It offers various lines of support for these beliefs, including biblical passages, historical manuscripts, the process of determining the biblical canon, approaches to understanding "problems" in the text, and various Christian views on inspiration throughout history.
The Origin And Growth Of The English Bible
This document summarizes the origin and development of English Bible translations from ancient manuscripts through modern versions. It describes how the earliest translations were made from Greek and Latin sources as the original Hebrew and Greek manuscripts were lost. Major English translations are highlighted, from John Wycliffe's in the late 14th century based on the Latin Vulgate, to William Tyndale and the King James Version which built on earlier translations using original languages. The document outlines revisions like the Revised Version and discoveries like the Dead Sea Scrolls that allowed newer translations to be based more directly on ancient sources. It provides brief descriptions of over a dozen English translations from the 20th century onward.
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