Stephen does call upon Jesus in Acts 7:59 in the NASB95. Not sure which edition you were looking at. And as far as always using the same english word for a particular greek word-- there is something called semantic range, where many words have various definitions. The context determines what definition is to be used.
I’m curious about those removed verses or passages which aren’t found in alexandrian texts, yet are found in writings of church fathers dating before those alexandrian manuscripts themselves. Seems the TR was the only manuscripts actually used all through out history, and not till recently have the critical texts been used.
Would loved to have seen number 4.
Stephen does call upon Jesus in Acts 7:59 in the NASB95. Not sure which edition you were looking at.
And as far as always using the same english word for a particular greek word-- there is something called semantic range, where many words have various definitions. The context determines what definition is to be used.
I’m curious about those removed verses or passages which aren’t found in alexandrian texts, yet are found in writings of church fathers dating before those alexandrian manuscripts themselves. Seems the TR was the only manuscripts actually used all through out history, and not till recently have the critical texts been used.
I LOVE the NASB. IMO, it's the best word-for-word translation in modern English. The ESV is good too but a bit too dynamic at times for my tastes.
Is part 4 available yet?
Hey, Alex! Unfortunately, there was a problem with the recording from the class but Isaac will be recording it soon.
@@chapelhillchurchofchrist2280 did part 4 get released?
Eh these are alright translations. NKJV is the best modern-one.
I treasure my NKJV as well!