Scot McKnight says to find the answer, you have to ask another question: What's your purpose in reading it?
Which Bible translation is best?
Monday November 17, 2008
Categories: Bible
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Patton Dodd is a senior editor for Beliefnet and the author of My Faith So Far: A Story of Conversion and Confusion (Jossey-Bass).Search This Blog
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To my opinion, as not everybody is able to read Bible in origin, we are can't judge which translation is better.
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