Translations.

Which bible translation’s the best?
“Why are there so many bible translations?”
Transliteration: Because in some languages, you’re illiterate.
Translating it myself. (And why that’s okay.)*
The meaningless virtue of literal bible versions.*
The gender-inclusive bible.
Original texts.
Why the Dead Sea Scrolls are such a big deal.
The Textus Receptus: The first popular western Greek NT.
The “Majority Text” debate: KJV fans’ favorite Greek NT.
Ancient translations.
The bible in “the original Greek”: The Septuagint.
Targums: Pharisee translations of the bible.
The bible in “the original Latin”: The Vulgate.
The bible in “the original Aramaic”: The Peshitta.
English translations.
Versions, translations, paraphrases, and padded texts.
The interlinear bible.
The first English-language bible: The Wycliffe Bible.
The Geneva Bible: The first really good English bible.
The King James Version: Its history and worshipers.
What KJV-worshipers believe about the bible.
Other English-language bibles in the 1600s and 1700s.
The Revised Version, and the American Standard Version.
The Good News Translation.
Good and bad bible translations.*
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