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• W2259736048 abstract "Over the past decades various versions of the Biblical text have appeared. Many appeared in response to the need to update the language of an older, yet popular version, such as the King James and the old Afrikaans translation. Thereafter versions appeared in which the translation per se was not altered, but notes were added of an encyclopaedic or homiletical sort. These were frequently labelled “study Bibles.” The variety of translations and the inserted notes have in some sense assisted the average user of the Bible, whether preacher, teacher or reader, but have also further complicated the situation of understanding the text, since the new translations differ in their rendering and in the quality of the additional notes. In the light of these developments and the fact that standards of proficiency in the reading of Hebrew are often less than satisfactory among current church leaders, has the time not come for Biblical scholarship to provide clearer guidance in the syntactic structure of Hebrew prose and poetry in order to enhance the understanding of the text? Would a translation that reflects the Hebrew not fill a very glaring gap in the research tools that are available to students of the text? A The status quo Over the past two decades attempts have increasingly been made to provide the average reader of the Biblical text with information that will enhance the understanding of that text. So-called “study Bibles” of various sorts have appeared with the obvious intention of assisting the reader in at least two possible respects. In the first instance, the additional information supplied in a version might be homiletical and therefore directed at personal aspects of faith and practice. Secondly, such information might be more objective and encyclopaedic, which is obviously intended to satisfy the intellectual needs of a reader. The seriousness with which editors have begun to view the need to provide not only attractive but necessary aids to reading and appreciating the Biblical text was perhaps most comprehensively expressed in the project that accompanied the publication of the New English Bible. Rather than expect the reader to find a suitable commentary, the Cambridge series of commentaries was composed. These commentaries treat the Old Testament text both in its Hebrew form and in the form in which that Hebrew has been rendered in the New English Bible. The series of commentaries was accompanied by three separate volumes of a more general character that were aimed at answering questions concerning the" @default.
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• W2259736048 title "A New Bible translation: The Syntactic Translation?" @default.
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