#TranslationTuesday
The diversity which was initiated at Babel was sanctified at Pentecost. — Eddie Arthur
The diversity which was initiated at Babel was sanctified at Pentecost. — Eddie Arthur
“You are not called to the mission of God; you are made for the mission of God.” — Andrew Scott
“To translate without literacy is to give a gift without the means to open it.” — Kristine Trammell
“I have here translated, brethren and sisters most dear and tenderly beloved in Christ, the New Testament, for your spiritual edifying, consolation, and solace.” —
“Without the written Word of God in a translation, the church has no charter, no doctrine, no direction, and no original history.” — William Barrick
“God never gives us discernment in order that we may criticize, but that we may intercede.” — Oswald Chambers
“The Bible itself does not generally exhibit the clarity to which its modern translators aspire; the Hebrew writers reveled in the proliferation of meanings, the
“The translator’s personal background, historical period, cultural heritage, and ecological environment all intertwine to make it very difficult to translate the Bible in a way
“When outside money and other material things accompany the spread of the Christian gospel, sometimes people get the wrong impression about the gospel itself.” —