NLT.7z

New Living Translation of The Holy Bible This translation follows the dynamic equivalence or thought for thought method of translation rather than a more literal word-for-word method. The goal was "to create a text that would make the same impact in the life of modern readers that the original text had for the original readers". The process began in 1989 with eighty-seven translators. The translation was completed and published in 1996. This Second Edition was released in 2004. 66 books in seperate plain text files

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FurryHamster (2009-01-21)

This translation is bullshit , heretical bullshit !
The King James version is flawless and does not need to be changed .

sevenarmy (2009-01-29)

calm down furry muff....calm down. Dont over react. Sheesh

Animal1000000 (2009-05-24)

The KJV is perfect? Wow. Even the translators of the KJV didn't think that. Even the scribes who wrote the documents used to create the KJV that. At the end of one passage, one of those scribes wrote, "For that is how it was done in those days" as explantion.

jv_kenshin416 (2010-03-04)

thanks streamflight :)

IamDUFF (2010-11-04)

It's not the translation that's perfect, it's how you understand it. If you do research, it shouldn't matter what translation you read, only that you can understand the depth of it's meaning.
I kinda prefer the Message because of that, but i like to know more than one translation.