- Bibelarchiv Vegelahn
A very consciencious collection by Karlo Vegelahn of German Bible translations with a special focus on their use of the Divine Name. Many illustrations. Well done Brother!
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in Research Translations & Translators > About Translations > German Translations - New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures
One of the very best study Bibles.
Table of Contents for the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures.
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in Online Bible Translations > Online reading - Updated Bible Version (UPDV)
The UPDV Bible is based on the American Standard Version of 1901 (ASV). The ASV was used as the starting point for this Bible. However, a significant amount of new research is now available regarding ancient manuscripts (such as the Dead Sea Scrolls) and word meanings. This has been integrated into the UPDV Bible to improve accuracy. For this reason, the following authoritative texts were used for further refinement of the translation: Old Testament: Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia; United Bible Societies' Preliminary and Interim Report on the Hebrew Old Testament Text Project; and the final report in Critique Textuelle De L'Ancien Testament. New Testament (Greek): United Bible Societies--The Greek New Testament, Fourth Edition; and Nestle-Aland--
in Online Bible Translations > Online reading by 2 users - Updated Bible Version (UPDV)
The UPDV in the StudyLight format.
in Online Bible Translations > Online reading - Heinfetter New Testament
A literal translation of the New Testament, by Herman Heinfetter. Translated by Frederick Parker. 1863. Digital facsimile in PDF. Uses "Jehovah" many places.
in Online Bible Translations > E-book (download) - the Divine Name
Bibles using God's Name.
in Research Translations & Translators > About Translations - Hebraic Roots Version (Trimm Bible)
The Hebraic Roots Version Scriptures. The Tanakh (Old Testament) portion of the HRV is a revision of the JPS 1917 version which is in the public domain. Translated by James Trimm.
in Hardcopy Bibles for purchase - Kneeland New Testament (1823)
Electronic facsimile of Abner Kneeland's NT translation, published in 1823. Uses "Jehovah" in Acts 2:34. Translates John 1:1 with "... the Word was a God".
in Online Bible Translations > E-book (download) - Non-Ecclesiastical New Testament
Trans. Frank Daniels (ca. 1995-2000). Uses "Yahweh". "The translation largely follows the 26th/27th edition of the Greek New Testament, called the Nestle-Aland text, although in some books, particular manuscripts (usually the oldest or most reliable) have been given a greater weight. The recent analysis by Young Kyu Kim (Biblica 69, 1988) which redates manuscript p46 to the late first century has not escaped attention. A comparison has been made to any or all of the following translations: KJV, RV 1881, ASV, RSV, Emphatic Diaglott, Original New Testament (by Schonfield), NASB, NAB, and NIV, with more comparisons being made in more difficult sections of the text. It is this translator's effort to provide a translation as free of tradition as possible,"
in Online Bible Translations > Online reading - Restored Name King James Version
in Online Bible Translations > Online reading - Revised Murdock Translation
A Literal Translation from the Ancient Aramaic and Syriac Versions. This is the gospel of Matthew of a work under progress. Uses "Yahweh".
in Online Bible Translations > E-book (download) - Sacred Name Bible: Sacred Name King James Version by John Hurt
As the King James Version of the Bible is the most widely accepted text in the English speaking world, it has been made the framework for the restoration of the Sacred Names for the Bible student. Whenever a Sacred Name is used, it has been placed in all capital letter, so as to be evident in the text. In verses where the Sacred Name did not exist in the original Hebrew or Greek text, but was added by the King James translators for readability purposes, it has been removed in this text. Some examples are the use of the phrase "God forbid" by the King James Translators, which has been restored to "Forbid", as there is no Sacred Name in the original Hebrew or Greek to restore (see Genesis 44:7, Gen 44:17, Joshua 22:29, Romans 3:4, Romans 3:31). Other exampl
Read the Sacred Name Bible online, or download the HTML files for $5.00. Several free Bibles and free Bible software are available at this site
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in Online Bible Translations > Online reading - The Holy Bible Urim Thummim Version
Revision 2.05 2001 Dallas E. James. A revision of KJV/Youngs. Uses YHWH also in NT.
Urim Thummim
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in Online Bible Translations > Online reading - The Inclusive Bible: The First Egalitarian Translation
The Inclusive Bible: The First Egalitarian Translation (Sheed & Ward Book) (9781580512145): Priests for Equality: Books
in Hardcopy Bibles for purchase > New Bibles - The Scriptures
The online version of The Scriptures, a relatively new translation published by the Institute for Scripture Research.
in Online Bible Translations > Online reading by 3 users - The Scriptures
Uses the Tetragram also in the NT.
in Online Bible Translations > Online reading by 3 users - The Scriptures
in Online Bible Translations > Online reading by 3 users
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