Accuracy Of Translation
The Primary Criterion in Evaluating Bible Versions with special reference to the New International Version
- Paperback
- 95 pages
- English
- 1989
Contemporary bookstores are flooded with a wide variety of translations of the Bible. Some are easier to read than others; some use more colloquial language than others. Are they really any different from each other? Does it matter which one we read in private, or use in church services?
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About this book
Contemporary bookstores are flooded with a wide variety of translations of the Bible. Some are easier to read than others; some use more colloquial language than others. Are they really any different from each other? Does it matter which one we read in private, or use in church services?
Robert P. Martin believes that scripture is God’s inspired Word. How we translate it is therefore of tremendous importance, not just for biblical linguists but for every Christian. In an uncomplicated and readable way, Dr. Martin explains the principles lying behind contemporary translations, and carefully analyses the New International Version New Testament to see whether it provides a translation which is satisfactory for widespread use in the church today. His study not only presents a critique of the NIV, but also provides insights into Scripture which will help every reader to appreciate the richness of God’s Word and the benefit of careful Bible study.
About the author

Robert P. Martin
Dr. Robert P. Martin was a graduate of The University of Tennessee (Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering) and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (Master of Divinity and Doctor of Philosophy in New Testament).
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- Publisher
- Banner of Truth
- Published
- 1989
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 95
- ISBN-13
- 9780851517353
- Format
- Paperback
- Binding
- Paperback
- Weight
- 130 g
- Dimensions
- 215 × 136 × 8 mm
- Original Pub Date
- 1989
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