To: pissant
The New International Version, the Bible of choice for conservative evangelicals
First off, I do not know any conservative evangelicals who consider the NIV as good translation.
Like myself, most conservatives use the New American Standard Bible, or the New King James Version. But the NIV has been put on the back shelf with other questionable translations as will be thieir newest heretical version of the Scriptures.
13 posted on
09/01/2009 10:55:39 PM PDT by
OneVike
(Just a Christian waiting to go home)
To: OneVike
NASB has been helpful in recent years by tossing out the obsolescent “thees” and “thous” forms and by clarifying a number of terms. (E.g. the coy “immorality” is now “sexual immorality” when it corresponds to the Greek “porneia.”)
To: OneVike
First off, I do not know any conservative evangelicals who consider the NIV as good translation. Well you do now. Allow me to introduce myself...
45 posted on
09/01/2009 11:33:55 PM PDT by
Ramius
(Personally, I give us... one chance in three. More tea?)
To: OneVike
Why do you say it’s heretical?
65 posted on
09/02/2009 12:36:46 AM PDT by
SatinDoll
(NO Foreign Nationals as our President!!)
To: OneVike
I do. The NIV was indeed the translation of choice for evangelicals - twenty years back.
Calling it “questionable” is suspect. Implying it is heretical slanders the translators and the scholars who labored on it.
78 posted on
09/02/2009 3:25:14 AM PDT by
Vanders9
To: OneVike
Don’t forget the English Standard Version, which is considered to be the closest to the Geneva Bible.
88 posted on
09/02/2009 5:43:01 AM PDT by
paulist
To: OneVike
We prefer to use the CSB, (Christian Standard Bible), but we also have KJV & NKJV copies.
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