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Evidence for the long ending of Mark. This article builds on FAQ 39: Why does the EHV include Mark 16:9-20? | 21-11-2019 | 204 downloads | Download | |
| Principles that illustrate the types of issues which a translation committee has to resolve. | 16-04-2018 | 724 downloads | Download | |
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Gender issues, marriage issues, and sexual issues in Bible translation. | 13-03-2018 | 1062 downloads | Download | |
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If the Hebrew wording of parallel passages is identical or very close, should the English be made identical? | 13-03-2018 | 858 downloads | Download | |
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Translating Messianic prophecies in the Old Testament with an emphasis on direct prophecies. | 01-05-2017 | 1025 downloads | Download | |
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Should we be euphemistic or direct in translating sexual language in the Bible? | 05-04-2017 | 1066 downloads | Download | |
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Difficult choices faced in translating for the EHV. | 26-11-2016 | 705 downloads | Download | |
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The battle of Mikmash is used as an example of how these disciplines can clarify the understanding of a text. | 14-05-2016 | 1010 downloads | Download | |
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Article by Rev. David Kuske on the ending of the Gospel of Mark. | 31-07-2012 | 726 downloads | Download | |
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