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I had asked you a direct question in post #33. Please answer it if it is in your limited skill set.

I had told you several times that I was using Bible Gateway. So please don't display ignorance Van.

Most translations have doing good while the NIV has shown kindness. Goodspeed has kindnesses. Could you please tell me any material difference in meaning there is between "doing good" and "shown kindness."?

Nearly all the translations, including the NIV have kindness. So I don't see a problem. What is your problem? Regarding Acts 4:9, an overwhelming number of translations have good deed. The NIV has act of kindness. In the footnote of the NET it says for an act of kindness. Concerning Romans...

I told you I was using Bible Gateway. I found just nine. That's less than half of your estimate. Only five are commonly used versions. What's your source?

If you are trying to make a point, you have failed. Give examples and compare them with other versions.

Nine is not 20 Van-man. Only 5 of those 9 translations are in common use. Again check your arithmetic.

Van, Van, Van. You never learn. You claim that 30 translations have "love for mankind" in Titus 3:4. I counted 9. You need to improve your skills in arithmetic. Of those 9 only 4 are commonly known. In Romans 12:10 the NIV doesn't use the words "brotherly love." Six commonly known versions...

No vaccines for me. And I haven't had a flu shot for ages. I just purchased some books. Dr. Vernon Coleman is a controversial person, but he makes a lot of sense in his book ANYONE WHO TELLS YOU VACCINES ARE SAFE AND EFFECTIVE IS LYING. That's kind of harsh, but it may be true. I have come to...

Van, I had asked in my post #9 where you got your irrational rendering. What is your source, or did you come up with it all alone with no supporting material as you usually do. I must say the wording is most certainly anti-biblical. Don't try to force-feed your aberrant theology into a make...

Regarding Acts 2:4, just about all the translations have hell in that verse. The exceptions are the old HCSB, LEB and WEB. The NIV has a footnote of Tartarus as does the NET. Why you have isolated the NIV is because of your extreme bias, because it falls in step with the vast majority of...

That is a seriously sinful charge to make coming from someone who doesn't know what he's talking about.

To the extreme extent that you think that translators using functional equivalence deny plenary inspiration.

Hey Jerome, did you know that Anthony Quinn used to play in her church band? He was even a fledgling preacher under her tutelage.

Van Spammer at it again. He has posted the very same thing year after year because his spam just wasn't accepted by the members here. Perhaps he thinks his 5th time will be the charm.

There is confirming evidence that Luther and Tyndale met at Wittenberg. Fox and Froude, among others have said so.

There is confirming evidence that Tyndale and Luther ever met. But it is certain that Luther's theological writings influenced him. Tyndale used Luther's introductions and marginal notes in his New Testament translation(s). In Tyndale's Prologe to the book of Romans it's estimated that he...

Why don't you read posts you are supposedly responding to? And why when saying completely insignificant things do you insist on ending your statements with exclamation marks?