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Featured Translating OT from Septuagint

Discussion in 'Bible Versions & Translations' started by rlvaughn, Dec 21, 2020.

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  1. JonC

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    I disagree. As stated, I take Martin Luther's position on this topic.

    I believe progressive theology dangerous to the Church (if the Bible is not a revolution from God then it cannot be infallible. It is just a good book.
     
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    Yes we do, its called textual criticism!
     
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    Neither Luther or Calvin stated that there was a derives inspiration to any translation, as they both saw the ultimate form would be the Originals, and then the Hebrew and Greek texts!
     
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    I am not saying God inspired translations. But I am saying that Luther and Calvin were both correct that we have God's inspired Word.
     
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    Brother, textual criticism deals with the text that we do have. We do not have the originals. Textual criticism does not confirm non-existent text. And it does not determine divine inspiration.
     
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    Infallible word, not inspired!
     
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    We know that the Spirit inspired the Originals, and we have Hebrew and Greek source texts extremely close to them!
     
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    This thread is closed
     
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