My question is this:
If you could have only one translation, which one would you choose?
Priscilla Ann
King James Bible
. . .
But since I already have more, I choose three:
NIV 1984
NRSV
KVB
...Bob
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My question is this:
If you could have only one translation, which one would you choose?
Priscilla Ann
King James Bible
. . .
But since I already have more, I choose three:
NIV 1984
NRSV
KVB
...Bob
KJV or NKJV...knowing what I know about Textual Criticism.
You mean you reject the Critical Text(s)?
At the moment, yes. I have been slowly investigating the subject for some time now.
So you wish to rely on a more modern textual basis. I'm for the older texts.
I like my Greek to English translation. This one is a straight translation from Greek to English without adding grammatical clearity. It is a word for word translation.
To use in the pulpit when I preavh I use the KJV and but I will on occasion to clearify a point use the straight Greek to english version.
Sounds interesting, but what is that translation actually called, and who publishes it? (Unless by "my Greek to English Translation" you mean a translation you made yourself )
It is back home right now I'll try and remember to get it and see who publishes it. It really shows the light of scripture without all the added grammatical help.
KJV. Definitely KJV. I have recently returned to it from being in the quagmire of modern versions for a number of years.