Author: pcwaldvogel

  The History of the English Bible —Part III:From the KJV to the RV(from Elegance to Accuracy) ByDaniel B. Wallace March 21, 2001 Preface: This is the third part of a four-part…

http://ntresources.com/blog/?p=1217 The dangers of translation Posted on June 28, 2011 by Rod Decker Here are wise words, written, as you can easily tell, quite some time ago: Whoſoeuer attempteth any thing for…

  The Conspiracy Behindthe New Bible Translations byDaniel B. Wallace, Ph.D. This is the first in a series of occasional short essays from the “Professor’s Soap Box.” It is not intended to…

From: http://bible.org/article/net-niv-esv-brief-historical-comparison NET, NIV, ESV: A Brief Historical Comparison By: Daniel B. Wallace Recently I received an email from a pastor about which translation is the best in terms of ‘scholarly lineage.’ His…

Translators’ Notes – unprecedented transparency for serious Bible students The 60,932 translators’ notes included with the NET Bible are another result of our Internet focus. Bible readers are often not aware that…

What position does the NET Bible take on gender-inclusive language? Much concern has recently been expressed by people unhappy about modern translations of the Bible which employ “gender-inclusive” language. Some of the…

http://www.deepbiblestudy.net/2007/12/misunderstanding-translations/ Misunderstanding Translations Posted on December 20, 2007 by Henry Neufeld A friend drew my attention to this article on the ESV today, and I’m deeply disappointed in what I found there….

  Why I Do Not Think the King James Bible Is theBest Translation Available Today byDaniel B. Wallace, Ph.D. First, I want to affirm with all evangelical Christians that the Bible is…