Featured Contrasting The Csb with the Niv 2011

To disagree with Rippon is a lie, apparently.
Unless you are prepared to accept that people have different views to yourself, you really shouldn't go on a discussion forum.

 

Lies are falsehoods. Truths are factual.

Accusations against the NIV have run the gamut. Some legitimate --most entirely false.

The things that you and y1 have said over the years have largely been scurrilous smears which show the degree you both are willing to go.

The NASB does not promote the blurring of gender roles.
The NASB does not promote women as heads of households.
The NASB does not promote women as elders.
The NASB does not promote women as pastors.

To say such things is despicable and shameful, as it would be to make the same allegations against the NKJV, ESV, NLT, NIV and many other fine Bible translations.

Honesty is to be valued among Christians and when disgraceful things are attributed to translations such as the NASB someone has to speak up.

Documentation of wickedness in Bible translations is needed --not mere nasty assertions year after year, in a supposedly Christian forum. Spell out the content of verses. No longer defame for the enjoyment of it all.

 

Genesis 29:9
CSB : she was a shepherdess
The ESV, ISV, NASB, NKJV and Darby all have the above. It sounds antiquated.
NIV : shepherd

31:33
CSB : concubines
NIV, WEB, CEB, ESV, LEB and NET : servants
HCSB : slaves
Other versions have : maids

34:3
CSB : He became infatuated
CEB, ESV, NRSV and NET : drawn to
LED : soul clung to

 

The use of the word parent(s) in various translations:

NIV
O.T. 36---4 times in Pro.
N.T. 23

CSB
N.T. 22

CEB
O.T. 37---2 times in Pro.
N.T. 33

LEB
O.T. 8 --1 time in Pro.
N.T. 21

ISV
O.T. 13 ---3 times in Pro.
N.T. 24

NLT
O.T. 32 ---5 times in Pro.
N.T. 34

WEB
O.T. 1 ---once in Pro.
N.T. 20

 

Perhaps I'm wrong, but I don't recall either Y1 or myself criticizing the NASB. But that is beside the point. The point is that if you are going to have a hissy fit every time someone disagrees with you, it's going to be a lonely life for you on the forum.

 

And here is the reason for the pressure for the revision and why there will be pressure for further revisions until we patriarchal males stop referring to God as 'He.'
Toxic masculinity: Why we should stop calling God 'he'
This is not some fringe loony (she's not 'fringe' anyway ) writing this but a very influential woman in the Church of England. And there are those right across the denominations who think like she does.

 

Your post above has absolutely no relevance to the NIV, or NASB, ESV, NLT or CSB for that matter.

 

As I told MM above your post has absolutely nothing to do with the NIV or any other legitimate English Bible translation.

Stick with the subject matter of your very own OP.

 

Genesis 35:13
CSB : God withdrew from him
NIV : God went up from him
CSB footnote : Lit. went up

37:21
CSB : he tried to save him from them
NIV : he tried to rescue him from their hands
CSB footnote : Lit. their hands

40:20
CSB : He elevated
NIV : He lifted up the heads of
CSB footnote : Lit. He lifted up the head of

 

Genesis 2:12
CSB : pure
NIV : good
CSB footnote : Lit. good

4:11
CSB : blood you have shed
NIV : blood from your hand
CSB footnote : blood from your hand

9:2
CSB : are placed under your authority
NIV : are given into your hands
CSB footnote : Lit. are given in your hand

17:22
CSB : God withdrew
NIV : God went up
CSB footnote : Lit. went up

18:6
CSB : three measures
NIV : three seahs
CSB footnote : Lit. three seahs

19:10,12
CSB : angels, angels
NIV : men, men
CSB footnote Lit. men for verses 10 and 12

 

Genesis 31:42
CSB : and my hard work
NIV : and the toil of my hands
CSB footnote : Lit. and the work of my hands

33:15
CSB : indulge me my lord
NIV : let me find favour in your eyes my lord
CSB footnote : Lit. May I find favor in your eyes

34:11
CSB : Grant me this favor
NIV : Let me find favour in your eyes
CSB footnote : Lit.. May I find favor in your eyes

 

Genesis 42:19
CSB : let one of you
NIV : let one of your brothers
CSB footnote : Lit. your brothers

43:34
CSB : They drank and became drunk with Joseph
NIV : So they feasted and drank freely with him.

The NET and LEB retain 'drunk' in this verse, while most versions say 'drank freely.'
I think 'drank freely' makes the most sense.

Older versions say 'made merry.'

45:15
CSB : as he wept
NIV : wept over them
CSB footnote : Lit. wept over them

 

[Chuckle]

Tim Bayly, as Executive Director of the Council for Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, was one of the dozen or so men who drafted those 1997 'Colorado Springs Guidelines'. He's declared that "the CSB is exactly the kind of translation that the Colorado Springs Guidelines were written to oppose."

baylyblog.com/blog/2017/06/christian-standard-bible-atlantic-got-it-right

 

The Bayly Brothers are out of their minds.

Pun intended.

 

Genesis 46:15
CSB : the total number of persons
NIV : sons and daughters
CSB footnote : Lit. sons and daughters
It's strange --the CSB and HCSB are the only translations that have 'persons' there, instead of sons and daughters.

46:28
CSB : to prepare for his arrival
NIV : to get directions
CSB footnote Lit. to get directions

46:29
CSB : hitched the horses to his chariot
NIV : his chariot made ready
The CSB and its parent are the only versions that spell out horses. Other translations have "prepared his chariot" or "hitched up his chariot" or even "harnessed his chariot." The word 'horses' doesn't even need to be said, it's self evident. The easy reading NIrV simply says 'get his chariot ready.'