I had NotebookLM (from Google/Gemini) create an infographic with a short outline I had written, plus the complete content of my book What’s in a Version? used as sources.
I have gotten some helpful Infographics from NotebookLM. I’ve reviewed this one, and haven’t found anything precisely in error, but it doesn’t appear to me to clarify the process. I’d be interested in any comments on its usefulness.
Preachers and critics of various Bible translations frequently refer to specific translations as “errors” and even make lists of errors in various translations. In fact, I have heard preachers with very limited knowledge of biblical languages announce to their congregations that a certain translation in a Bible version is totally wrong, and yet the preacher…
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Bible students frequently wonder about paraphrases. What are they? Should they use them? Defining Paraphrase To a linguist, a paraphrase is a rewording of text using the same language as the source text. Thus, if I see a sentence that reads, “I’m going home,” I could paraphrase it (cruelly!) to “I am changing course such…
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Sam Rainer interviews Dan Block on the quality of the NLT. There’s a great deal of useful information in this interview. I would note that it is very positive about the NLT, as would be expected in an interview with the head of the translation committee. You’ll also learn some things about the translation process….
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