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1. www.churchtimes.co.uk › articles › 2022The Word: On the translation of the Bible by John Barton

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   4 days ago · Cally Hammond enjoys a consideration of the art of Bible translation “EXHILARATING”, says the cover blurb — and, amazingly, it is: scholarly intelligence, a readable style, and insights at every turn, with no language but English needed.

2. faithalone.org › journal-articles › book-reviewsThe Tony Evans Bible Commentary – Grace Evangelical Society

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   2 days ago · What makes this commentary unique is that it is the first commentary on the entire Bible that is written from a Free Grace perspective. While GES has published a commentary on the NT, this one by Evans includes the OT too.

3. www.biblindex.org › enHome • BiblIndex

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   5 days ago · Through the “Biblical tools” tab, a Bible browser (Biblical texts) and synoptic views of different Bibles (Biblical correspondences) are available. Through the “Patristic tools” tab, access is given to an Index of patristic authors and works.

4. www.christiantoday.com.au › news › what-of-christianWhat of Christian book reviews? | ChristianToday Australia

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   1 day ago · For those who review bible commentaries and theological text books, it is more likely that the reader will be 'educated' (in the sense that Damon Young meant) if the reviewers are biblical scholars themselves with a deep understanding of the Hebrew and Greek Scriptures.

5. www.beautifulchristianlife.com › blog › is-there-aIs There a Preferred Bible Translation Christians Should Use?

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   5 days ago · My short answer is: get used to it. The history of Bible translations, going back about 2300 years ago to the Septuagint translation of the Hebrew (and Aramaic) Old Testament, is that none of them are perfect. Later, the Vulgate was the “standard Bible” of the medieval Western church.

6. www.churchtimes.co.uk › articles › 2018The Infographic Bible: Visualising the drama of God’s world

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   4 days ago · The Infographic Bible: Visualising the drama of God’s world, by Karen Sawrey, a conceptual designer formerly on the staff of Holy Trinity, Brompton, in London, has scores of such diagrams seeking to represent anything from the Old and New Testament and Deutero-canonical books, the nature and character of God, the design of Solomon’s Temple ...

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   What is synecdoche in the Bible?

   • Synecdoche is one of those figures of speech that we use every day, but are not taught to be aware of it. There are hundreds of examples of Synecdoche in the Bible, and Bullinger has 44 pages of examples. There are a large number of specific categories of Synecdoche, but the general idea is easy to understand.

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   How is synecdoche used in literature?

   • Synecdoche is used throughout all literature. Because it is a type of figurative language ( symbolism, more specifically), writers use it in poetry, prose, drama, and non-fiction. Synecdoche is often used to mimic spoken language. A well-known example of synecdoche’s use in literature is from William Shakespeare’s play The Tragedy of Julius Caesar.

   What is Synecdoche? Definition, Examples of Synecdoche in Literature

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   What is synecdoche?

   • The figure we are going to cover in this article is Synecdoche (pronounced sin-ek-de-key). It is an exchange by which the whole of something is put for only a part, or vice versa, or a genus is put for a species or vice versa.

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   What are two important synecdoches?

   • There are two important synecdoches. The first one is all eyes which represent women and the second is the scarlet letter that represents individuals forming humanity. Whereas the first is the whole the second is the part. and away on the sea.

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8. www.coursehero.com › file › 235309093Unlocking the Bible's Reliability: Three Convincing Tests ...

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   1 day ago · Prompt: For this exercise you will pretend you have had a conversation with someone who does not believe the Bible to be reliable. You will need to: Define for them the three tests you use to show that the Bible is reliable. (Bibliographic Test, Internal Evidence Test, External Evidence Test) Give them an example of each type of evidence that ...