NT Pod 105: What is Translation Inertia?
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NT Pod 105, "What is Translation Inertia?" discusses a problem in English translations of the Gospels. The sheer familiarity of famous translations, often dating back to the King James Version of 1611, can prevent us from translating the Bible into accurate contemporary English. There are many examples of this, but this podcast begins with "There is therefore now no condemnation . . ." and "For God so loved the world . . .," and goes on to focus on the terms "stumbling block" and "disciples."
NT Pod 105: What is Translation Inertia? (mp3)
Key texts (in the order in which they appear in the episode):
John 3.16Romans 8.1Isaiah 40.1Matt. 2.17Matt. 16.231 Cor. 1.23Matt. 9.14 // Mark 2.18 // Luke 5.30Matt. 14.12 // Mark 6.29Matt. 11.2 // Luke 7.18Matt. 22.16Luke 11.1Matt. 10.24-25 // Luke 6.40Matt. 28.19
Feel free to leave your feedback below, on our Youtube channel, or on social media (links on the NT Pod web page).
Thanks to Ram2000, "Me and You", for the opening theme, released under a Creative Commons agreement.
NT Pod 105: What is Translation Inertia? (mp3)
Key texts (in the order in which they appear in the episode):
John 3.16Romans 8.1Isaiah 40.1Matt. 2.17Matt. 16.231 Cor. 1.23Matt. 9.14 // Mark 2.18 // Luke 5.30Matt. 14.12 // Mark 6.29Matt. 11.2 // Luke 7.18Matt. 22.16Luke 11.1Matt. 10.24-25 // Luke 6.40Matt. 28.19
Feel free to leave your feedback below, on our Youtube channel, or on social media (links on the NT Pod web page).
Thanks to Ram2000, "Me and You", for the opening theme, released under a Creative Commons agreement.