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The KJV Translators to the Readers: A Translator's Look at the Translators'Letter
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-393-31706-7
- EAN9781393317067
- Date de parution04/11/2020
- Protection num.pas de protection
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- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
The King James Version is the undisputed king of Bible translations. It has passed the test of time and withstood the attacks of its enemies. Even those who prefer other translations would readily admit that the level of scholarship and care that went into the KJV is unsurpassed. Any modern day translator would be overjoyed to produce a work as good as theirs. But how did the translators do it? What was their approach to translation? What was their philosophy? The KJV translators' letter to the reader is filled with important information that would offer great insight and be helpful to any translator. The book is a translator's look at their letter to the reader.
The King James Version is the undisputed king of Bible translations. It has passed the test of time and withstood the attacks of its enemies. Even those who prefer other translations would readily admit that the level of scholarship and care that went into the KJV is unsurpassed. Any modern day translator would be overjoyed to produce a work as good as theirs. But how did the translators do it? What was their approach to translation? What was their philosophy? The KJV translators' letter to the reader is filled with important information that would offer great insight and be helpful to any translator. The book is a translator's look at their letter to the reader.
