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Bible translations: old & new
Many thanks to all of you who have written to us about your favorite Bible translations. We’ve heard from people around the globe about how they’re exploring the Bible in its many older and newer translations and what they’ve found that is useful, healing, inspiring.
In the coming months, we’ll be sharing those contributions like the ones below—and we’d love to hear from more readers with thoughtful comments and experiences to share.
“What is your favorite Bible translation?” I recall when that question was asked of a Bible scholar at a conference I was attending. “That’s easy,” she said. “Study it in its original languages.”
Enjoy 1 free Sentinel article or audio program each month, including content from 1898 to today.
January 14, 2013 &
January 21, 2013
double issue
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Letters
Barbara Chapline Waldner, JSH-Online comments
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On family, children, and faith
Katie Martin
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Fear not, little flock
Vicki Turpen
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To 'hold crime in check'
Lynn Buckley-Quirk
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A God's-eye view
Diane S. Staples
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Three L's for Life
Jill Gooding
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Love—the road to eternal life
Kathleen Collins
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Take a spiritual walk
Madelon Maupin
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Bible translations: old & new
Roy Gessford, E. Ann Wild, Eduardo Torfer
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God—always #1
Carter
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Safe in the rainforest
Sapphire Johnston
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No longer 'stuck,' but healed
Wendy Landry
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Teeth back to normal
Holly Wayman
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Symptoms of food poisoning gone
Bruce Higley
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Gratitude leads to adoption
Karen Rose Banks
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God's law of completion
The Editors