Today Kirk and Dan talk about “Textual Criticism,” and how some of the differences that lie behind the various translations actually have to do with different textual bases of what is being translated.
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In this episode, Kirk and Dan illustrate some of the philosophical (or methodological) differences we find in the various translations. They also discuss some of the pros and cons of these differences.
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I just realized that one of my favorite, introductory books tracing the overarching storyline of scripture now has an accompanying video course.
The following video series, by Vaughan Roberts, is based on his short, incredibly well-done, and very accessible God’s Big Picture. This book sets out to trace the Bible’s overarching plotline, and show how all of scripture leads us to Christ.
The Wisdom of Knowing the Limits of Wisdom (Ecclesiastes 7:15-29)
CrossWay Community Church
January 26th, 2020
Kirk and Dan continue their series on Bible translation by looking at the major reason for the differences in our available translations, namely, translation philosophy. We look at the difference between formal and dynamic equivalent methodologies, and where on the spectrum the various popular English translations tend to fall.
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Kirk E. Miller 