NASB 2020?
Quote from Larry Pierce on May 17, 2023, 8:56 amWhat requirements does the publisher have? This represents the many attempts to flog the inaccurate critical text as represented in the 1881 ERV, 1901 ASV, 1947 RSV, NRSV, NASB (many versions) and the ESV. All have an error in John 7 which makes Jesus a liar when he says he is not going to the feast and then he does and none have 1Ti 3:16 correctly translated using he for God. We are not enthused about this latest attempt by Lockman. Low priority. If you want to see an accurate translation of the Greek and Hebrew we suggest the Analytical Bible which the OT was released last year and the NT this fall. (D.V.) You can get documentation on it by sending an email to waltermartinson@gmail.com.
What requirements does the publisher have? This represents the many attempts to flog the inaccurate critical text as represented in the 1881 ERV, 1901 ASV, 1947 RSV, NRSV, NASB (many versions) and the ESV. All have an error in John 7 which makes Jesus a liar when he says he is not going to the feast and then he does and none have 1Ti 3:16 correctly translated using he for God. We are not enthused about this latest attempt by Lockman. Low priority. If you want to see an accurate translation of the Greek and Hebrew we suggest the Analytical Bible which the OT was released last year and the NT this fall. (D.V.) You can get documentation on it by sending an email to waltermartinson@gmail.com.
Quote from nickieg on May 17, 2023, 9:19 pmThis is the first time ever that I read any version of the NAS. Like every translation, NAS versions are influenced by the translators, editors, text used. I am just keen to have it in OLB, because OLB makes comparing versions so easy. I compare numerous English, Spanish, Afrikaans, German and even occasionally Dutch versions, and consider myself having improved Biblical literacy for that.
I have no idea what the publisher's requirements are. If you are not planning to publish the NASB 2020, that's fine. If you do, I will gladly pay the unlock fee!
This is the first time ever that I read any version of the NAS. Like every translation, NAS versions are influenced by the translators, editors, text used. I am just keen to have it in OLB, because OLB makes comparing versions so easy. I compare numerous English, Spanish, Afrikaans, German and even occasionally Dutch versions, and consider myself having improved Biblical literacy for that.
I have no idea what the publisher's requirements are. If you are not planning to publish the NASB 2020, that's fine. If you do, I will gladly pay the unlock fee!
Quote from Tom Campbell on May 18, 2023, 7:11 pmI’d pay it, too. We do for the 2011 NIV and 2016 ESV.
I just wish the floating suggestion font wasn’t microscopic. Hopefully, this will be corrected in a future update.
I’d pay it, too. We do for the 2011 NIV and 2016 ESV.
I just wish the floating suggestion font wasn’t microscopic. Hopefully, this will be corrected in a future update.
Quote from nickieg on May 19, 2023, 8:13 amQuote from Larry Pierce on May 17, 2023, 8:56 amWhat requirements does the publisher have? This represents the many attempts to flog the inaccurate critical text as represented in the 1881 ERV, 1901 ASV, 1947 RSV, NRSV, NASB (many versions) and the ESV. All have an error in John 7 which makes Jesus a liar when he says he is not going to the feast and then he does and none have 1Ti 3:16 correctly translated using he for God. We are not enthused about this latest attempt by Lockman. Low priority. If you want to see an accurate translation of the Greek and Hebrew we suggest the Analytical Bible which the OT was released last year and the NT this fall. (D.V.) You can get documentation on it by sending an email to waltermartinson@gmail.com.
Larry, Thank you for all the work you are putting into the Analytical Bible. May the D. of D.V. prosper the work to have this momentous task be completed as you desire for it to be.
Quote from Larry Pierce on May 17, 2023, 8:56 amWhat requirements does the publisher have? This represents the many attempts to flog the inaccurate critical text as represented in the 1881 ERV, 1901 ASV, 1947 RSV, NRSV, NASB (many versions) and the ESV. All have an error in John 7 which makes Jesus a liar when he says he is not going to the feast and then he does and none have 1Ti 3:16 correctly translated using he for God. We are not enthused about this latest attempt by Lockman. Low priority. If you want to see an accurate translation of the Greek and Hebrew we suggest the Analytical Bible which the OT was released last year and the NT this fall. (D.V.) You can get documentation on it by sending an email to waltermartinson@gmail.com.
Larry, Thank you for all the work you are putting into the Analytical Bible. May the D. of D.V. prosper the work to have this momentous task be completed as you desire for it to be.