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1:17:23

What Do Jory Micah and Ijaz Ahmad Have in Common? A Textual-Critical Heavy Dividing Line

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 9 years ago

20:19

What is a patriarchal translator? Does that mean we need to have more women translators?

1:00:17

May 9, 2013

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 13 years ago

7:34

Like father and son in Muslim context respond to several Bible translation controversies. Wycliffe and SIL requested last spring that the WEA reviewed their process of translating divine familial terms.

5:56

Give Bible translators Hebrew - for free

AWB

Aleph with Beth

over 6 years ago

2:08

Second, translators make thousands of complex decisions in the course of a project. Without access to the original Hebrew, these decisions can be taxing and sometimes impossible without the help of a consultant.

56:25

Sunday Night, January 17, 2021 PM

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

over 5 years ago

20:21

Now textual criticism is the process by which scholars try to determine which variant is the original and then the translators decide what they're going to include in their versions. That scribes aren't always doing the right thing is clear from the scriptures.

1:04:04

Romans 16:1 - God's Roles for Women in the Church, Pt. 3 (04/23/2023)

PMC

Park Meadows Church

about 3 years ago

15:53

So I feel like he probably enjoyed women having roles in the church that the scripture says they should not have for whatever his reasons were. So then you have the Darby Translation. There's one called the God's Word Translation that translates it deaconess.

1:46:18

Deracination, Q & A on Woman's Roles

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 1 year ago

1:25:58

Throughout church history, there have been influential and intelligent Catholic female theologians, especially nuns. Do the writings of female theologians violate 1 Timothy 2? Well, I'm gonna sort of skip past the Catholic thing and just talk about women being theologians.

1:19:41

Would the KJV Translators Be King James Only?

Your Calvinist

about 3 years ago

40:11

Here's my thesis. The translators Wanted the bible to be in the common language so that the average man could understand it. Here are my two Supports for that number one. We have william tyndale. Much earlier than then but the king james translator is carrying on His legacy and tyndale said he would he would make it that the plow boy in the field Would be able to know more of the bible than the bishop sitting in his room having dinner with him at that time.

15:08

Christian Lifestyle Blogger On ‘The Divine Feminine’!

FFT

Fight For Truth

about 4 years ago

4:53

They've been crafted and held together and governed by men. And so those in power tend to shape their deities as they want to see them, which looks a lot like them, right? So here Jen says that she will definitely acknowledge that the Bible and other non -Christian religious writings have a, quote, patriarchal bent to them, whatever that means.

55:17

Evangelical Attacks On The Cross

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 15 years ago

6:50

A favorably quotes feminist theologians.

1:49:17

Which Biblical scriptures are we reading incorrectly?

Biblically Speaking

over 2 years ago

8:51

What do you mean by theological concerns? Are you saying that when people translated the Bible, they wanted to, I want to say, stick to an agenda? Or is that what you're trying to allude to here? People just didn't want to make any presumptions beyond what they're...

40:20

Sunday Night, January 3, 2021 PM

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

over 5 years ago

9:15

And I think we all, at some level, have a question about which translation. So we want to talk about that tonight, talk about translations. Do you think that the Bible has anything to say about translations?

40:35

Sunday January 24, 2021 PM

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

over 5 years ago

22:37

And so in order to have a translation that is effective, what you need is a committee of people from all these different groups, all these, especially from the oppressed groups who can then translate the Bible because otherwise it won't really communicate as well as it should.

44:00

The Function of Men and Women in the Church and in the Home (Part 1) | Theocast

Theocast

about 3 years ago

12:14

Let me just boil this down and stop nerding out theologically. What many have done is argued that because of the ontological hierarchical structure of the Trinity, we then would overlay that onto men and women, and we would see this ontological hierarchical structure that we would learn from the Trinity.

58:50

WWUTT 2565 Q&A Evangelizing Roman Catholics, Complementarianism vs. Patriarchy, Pastors Casting Vision

WWUTT Podcast

5 months ago

0:01

What is a good and loving way that we can evangelize to Roman Catholics? What is the difference between complementarianism and patriarchy? And is it good to cast vision for your church? The answers to these questions when we Understand the Text.

1:02:38

Calls, Calls, and More Calls

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 16 years ago

50:30

The modern translators are trying to work it bit by bit. They introduce new translations that they want to like gradually omit things and I was just wondering how you respond to the sort of assertions like that.

51:36

56 - Preservation and Translation, Part 1

SFE

Striving for Eternity Videos

over 5 years ago

19:05

Many translators take years to do translation of the whole Bible. So I don't think that it was something done rather quickly. So you got to be paid for that. All right. So you basically have and even when you look at people that do translation today, they're going to take not only the Greek manuscripts we're going to look at in a moment, but many of them will base their interpretation off of the Greek Spittuagint and the Latin Vulgate to see what word choices they have chosen.

34:26

WWUTT 1870 Q&A The Legacy Standard, Tomboys, and The Chosen Rosaries

WWUTT Podcast

over 3 years ago

0:01

What kind of argument can I make for switching to the legacy standard Bible? Is it okay if women act like tomboys? And what other kind of nonsense is being pushed by the chosen? The answers to these questions and others when we Understand the Text.

1:59:59

March 29, 2017 Show with Andreas & Margaret Köstenberger on “God’s Design for Man & Woman: A Biblical &Theological Survey”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

over 9 years ago

21:20

It's prehistoric. We've got to get with the times. The theologians and clerics for centuries have gotten this all wrong just because they were misogynists or chauvinists.

1:10:56

ETC Blog

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 17 years ago

7:37

Among the few variants that do have theological significance scribes have sometimes apparently attempted to move the text in an orthodox Rather than a heretical direction. So he's talking about specific Manuscripts and the specific charge that there have been heretics who have been trying to change them now.

28:37

Prophetesses & Pastoresses

HYN

Have You Not Read

over 3 years ago

14:16

You can't read that text for what it says and then come away and say. Women can be overseers slash elders slash Pastors as well, right? It is bound to the masculine gender is bound to the definition of what who is a man's.