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HA Ironside Baptism Baptism - What Saith the Scripture? HA Ironside writes about a variety of subjects covered by the Bible and distinguishes John's Baptism unto Repentance, The Baptism of Jesus, Baptism of Wrath upon the Cross, Baptism in the Commissions, Baptism unto the Death of Jesus Christ, Baptism for the Remission of Sins, Baptism of Households and Baptism for the Dead.
English Bible Translations - Literal or DE
Comparison of two methods for translating the Bible into English.  Essentially literal is a word-for-word approach to translation, while a Dynamic Equivelant is a thought-for-thought, idiom-for-idiom approach.  Which type of translation is better?  Which should you use and why?  Dr. David Vallence provides a thoughtful and Biblical answer.
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English Bible Translations Part 01 - The Inspiration of the Bible
English Bible Translations Part 02 - Preservation of the Bible
English Bible Translations Part 03 - Two Types of Translation
English Bible Translations Part 04 - DE Disregards the Words of Scripture
English Bible Translations Part 05 - DE Confuses Translation with Interpretation
English Bible Translations Part 06 - DE Tampers with the Person of Christ
English Bible Translations Part 07 - DE Discards Vital Theological Terms
English Bible Translations Part 08 - DE Erases Gender Distinctions
English Bible Translations Part 09 - DE Obscures Assembly Truth
English Bible Translations Part 10 - DE Limits the Meaning of Ambiguous Expressions
English Bible Translations Part 11 - DE exalts the Reader Instead of the Author
English Bible Translations Part 12 - DE Oversimplifies and Trivializes the Bible
English Bible Translations Part 13 - DE Blurs the Gospel
English Bible Translations Part 14 - DE and Essentially Literal Translation - Conclusion
 
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