Bible translations

There are three main types of Bible translations: word-for-word, thought-for-thought and paraphrase. Which one do you choose to study God's Word and learn His way?

See side by side comparisons of over 30 popular Bible verses from the Old and New Testaments.

Which bible translations are most accurate? Which bible translations should you avoid? Brittany Rust breaks down some of the most popular translations and helps you to find your best fit.

Pastor Marcus Bellamy kicked his “How to Study the Bible” class discussing the compilation of the Bible and different translations. Highlights from the lesson are listed below. *Bible translation entails reproducing the meaning of a text that is one language (the source language), as fully possible, in another language (the receptor language). *The original (source) […]

Choosing the right Bible translation can be overwhelming with so many options available. In this comprehensive guide, we explore the differences between popular translations, including the NIV, ESV, NLT, and KJV, to help you find the version that best suits your reading style and study needs. Discover insights on translation philosophy, readability, and how each version approaches the original texts.

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Asking yourself “which Bible should I read?” or “what Bible should I buy?” Our Bible comparison chart shows where popular Holy Bible translations fit along a spectrum from Word-for-Word to Meaning-for-Meaning to Thought-for-Thought to Paraphrase. Compare the clear, natural English of GOD’S WORD and other translations.

As you may know, there are many Bible translations out there, and every church and denomination has a strong opinion of which Bible translation is best to read and why. There are many Bible translations out there, and it’s important to know the differences between them, and which ones are easiest for people to read.