The Word To The Reader – TNIV

December 7, 2002Written by Admin

Author: International Bible Society
Genre: Theology - Bibliology
Tags: Bible, Doctrine / Theology
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Co-sponsored with the International Bible Society, Zondervan has published the Today’s New International Version New Testament, with the Old expected in 2005. Three objectives are stated: 1) translation is never finished, 2) the need for accuracy, and 3) the correction of the gender problem. The third objective has generated such changes as “Messiah” rather than “Christ;” “God’s children” rather than “saints;” “sons and daughters” rather than “sons” of God. Such “meaning translations” are PC driven rather than textual.

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