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...cient inhabitants". Joseph Smith was instructed to retrieve the plates and translate them with God's assistance. The result, called the ''Book of Mormon'', was

...f מוסר, and that is the use of this word in 7.22. This is no easy verse to translate, as attested to by the fact that each of the major translations (KJV, NKJV,

When necessary to translate difficult passages, the translators referred to the Masoretic text of the H

...cient inhabitants". Joseph Smith was instructed to retrieve the plates and translate them with God's assistance. The result, called the ''Book of Mormon'', was

...f the Word tend to look for it's interpretation by how the preachers of it translate it into their own lives." — Anon

...tament]] was written in [[Koine Greek]]. Naturally it is a complex task to translate these ancient languages in modern day languages. This is especially the cas

: In other words, a Hebrew idiom may not easily translate into Greek, thus some difference is intentionally or unintentionally impart

...aning of any of the vocabulary in doubt when reformation scholars began to translate from the Textus Receptus.

...ng-point were Bethany.... the words "went" in Matthew, Mark and Luke [RSV] translate the same verb as the "came" in John.... If John is thinking of Mary Magdale

...[[Jeremiah]] were great for them in their time, but seems like they do not translate easily to your situation? If only, there was a simple way for me to reflec

This is a difficult verse to translate. Because Koine Greek contained no marks ending a sentence, the question ma

...Hebrew letters that form the Tetragrammaton (Yud, Hay, Vav, Hay) literally translate to 'To be, to become" which are believed to represent the name of the God o

Calvin assisted his cousin, Pierre Oliver, to translate the Scriptures into French; the result was the Olivétan Bible, which

...ill cause to be what has come to be.” Others look to the qal form and then translate the name as “I Am” or “I Shall Be.” Still others are inclined to di

...her involved other capable scholars. They worked throughout their lives to translate every book of the Bible, and even those books which “are not held equal t