Choosing a Bible

Understanding Bible Translation Differences

Leland Ryken author

Format:Pamphlet

Publisher:Crossway Books

Published:16th May '05

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Choosing a Bible cover

"Professor Ryken draws on decades of experience ... to show that many modern English translations fail to meet accepted standards of excellence in accuracy, faithfulness to the words of the author, clarity, vividness, correctness ..." -Wayne Grudem, Research Professor of Theology and Biblical Studies, Phoenix Seminary "The persistent, detonating logic of Lee Ryken's pen will educate and convince any fair-minded person that the primary Bible for study and preaching must be an essentially literal translation." -R. Kent Hughes, visiting professor of practical theology, Westminster Theological Seminary "A masterful and convincing argument for literal, that is to say, transparent translation of the Holy Scriptures." -J. I. Packer, Board of Governors' Professor of Theology, Regent College "An ideal guide to choosing a translation of the Word that transcends trendy words. In the process, he implicitly indicts those who settle for less." -Marvin Olasky, Editor in Chief, World Magazine

This short book offers essential translation principles through which readers can evaluate and compare contemporary Bible translations.

This short book offers essential translation principles through which readers can evaluate and compare contemporary Bible translations.

ISBN: 9781581347302

Dimensions: unknown

Weight: 51g

32 pages