I do not view any translation more than I view you, as the opinion of people
who may or may not be right. The advantage with you is that I can question
you directly and maybe learn a thing or two.
I have my Bible that I read each day on my computer, but only in Greek and
Hebrew. ThatÂ’s how high a regard I have for translations.
Yours, Karl W. Randolph.
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From: CS Bartholomew <jacksonpollock AT earthlink.net>
> On 9/22/03 9:00 PM, "Karl Randolph" <kwrandolph AT email.com> wrote:
>
> > In Hebrew, it is fairly straightforward—the first day is the subject, the
> > agent so to speak. The second day recieves the action, as also indicated
> > by
> > the prefixed lamed. Then there is the verb, then the object of the verb.
> > We
> > find the same pattern in the second half of the verse.
>
>
> Karl,
>
> Yes I have read Maurice's post citing "Helps for Translators" which
> produced "shock and awe."
>
> There seem to be some knowledgeable people who don't agree. Aside from the
> NIV there is the NET bible. When the NIV and the NET Bible agree, should we
> count this as one or two credible sources?
>
> Pastor Eddy asked a good question. Not sure we have solved his problem yet.
> Suspect not.
>
>
> greetings,
> Clay Bartholomew
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