When do we have enough?

[Yeshua1]

What was what you had an issue with the NASB? For me John 1:18 at first, then later other references.

Still a very literal and good translation!

 

[Yeshua1]

I am curious about the LSB. I’m not too fond of the NASB so I’m not sure I will like it, but I’ll certainly give it a glimpse.

it should be the best critical Greek text based translation!

 

[rlvaughn]

it should be the best critical Greek text based translation!

For what reason or reasons do you think the LSB will be the best critical-text-based translation?

 

[Garrett20]

What was what you had an issue with the NASB? For me John 1:18 at first, then later other references.

John 1.18 is certainly one example among several. I prefer the Byzantine textform so I mainly disagree with it’s textual base. I do think it’s a good literal translation (albeit of the Critical Text). I would like to see the differences between the NASB and LSB once it hits the shelf.

 

[Garrett20]

it should be the best critical Greek text based translation!

I am willing to check it out for sure. If I’m reading a Critical Text English translation, it’s usually the ESV.

 

[Yeshua1]

For what reason or reasons do you think the LSB will be the best critical-text-based translation?

Should be the most literal and formal translation available, as will be the anti gendering version, non inclusive language edition

 

[Yeshua1]

John 1.18 is certainly one example among several. I prefer the Byzantine textform so I mainly disagree with it’s textual base. I do think it’s a good literal translation (albeit of the Critical Text). I would like to see the differences between the NASB and LSB once it hits the shelf.

I have been reading the Lsb in NT, seems to read very close to my 1977 Nas!

 

[Yeshua1]

I am willing to check it out for sure. If I’m reading a Critical Text English translation, it’s usually the ESV.

Very good version, but still prefer nas!