
James Spanner – The Bible: one original text? So why so many translations?
November 19 @ 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
£3Rev James returns asking questions as: The Bible: one original text? So why so many translations?.
Different translations of the Bible and the moral, religious and political confusions of the real meaning behind them. A fun view.
The full Bible is translated into 743 languages, New Testamentonly translated into 1,611 languages. Total number of languages with some portion of the Bible = 3,658. There are 7,000+ languages – so the bible is available in just over half of all known languages.
Some of the best known are
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King James Version (KJV) – 1611
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New International Version (NIV) – 1978
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English Standard Version (ESV) – 2001
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New Revised Standard Version (NRSV) – 1989
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New Living Translation (NLT) – 1996
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The Message (MSG) – 2002
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Christian Standard Bible (CSB) – 2017
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Douay-Rheims Bible – 1582–1610 (Catholic)
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Revised Standard Version (RSV) – 1952
BUT … why do they sometimes contradict each others translations – James reveals all…
Arrive at 7:00pm, the talk will start at 7:45 with a Q & A and presentation.
All are welcome.
£3 entrance and £2 for an optional Raffle ( wine or food voucher )
Bill Dodd
07786914795
email – spsp.mens.fellowship@gmail.com