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ZekeO Aug 14, 2005

I have read a lot of what some have been saying about versions, so can I just summarise so it makes sense to my brain.The ASV is the best OT translation?The KJV is the best NT translation?If the KJV has the best NT which revision of it is the best ie 1611, etc? I suppose I could ask the same of the ASV.genuinely interested,p.s. It pains me to admit that my opinions on which version is the best has been swayed by the KingJamerites. :eek:

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saved_matt Aug 14, 2005

I heard the World english Bible was the same as the ASV but with more modern english is this true?

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deltadom Aug 14, 2005

Because it is mentioned such alot it would be smart for someone to do an article or something on the bible versions as it is mentioned such alot!!I havent read the ASV so I wouldnt know!!

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philologos Aug 15, 2005

The ASV

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freedbyjc Aug 15, 2005

Actually the HCSB seems to be the best of all the translations ... here is an excellent article that will enlighten you...It did me!King James Only, Sometimes, Never:Examining the Modern Versions of the BibleWilliam D. Barrick, Professor of Old Testament, The Master’s Seminary

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philologos Aug 15, 2005

The is Michael Marlowe's review of the hcsbFor many here on SI this paragraph of introduction from the publishers site is going to leave the version 'dead in the water'.The textual base for the Holman CSB New Testament [NT] is the Nestle-Aland Novum Testamentum Graece, 27th edition, and the United Bible Societies’ Greek New Testament, 4th corrected edition. The text for the Holman CSB Old Testament [OT] is the Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia, 5th edition. At times, however, the translators have followed an alternative manuscript tradition, disagreeing with the editors of these texts about the original reading.

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letsgetbusy Aug 16, 2005

Out of all I've compared, KJV has came up shining for OT and NT. I was not happy with the whole issue when first presented with it, and it was not very fun to do the research. I'm glad I did, though. The bottom line is that most don't compare versions, they just rely on someone they trust. Just do the research yourself and then you are not just repeating what you heard someone else say. He will guide you in all truth.

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