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Old 12-16-2016, 10:26 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by Manabi View Post
The article says that last month (August, this was published 9/28) they had changed 52 words in 26 verses and then announced the freeze. Apparently there was a lot of criticism, and they reversed it at the end of September.

The arguments for not making the text permanent are pretty sound. Over time scholars gain better understanding of portions of the Bible, plus English changes. If you freeze the translation, it will grow increasingly inaccurate over time.
Isn't the name a misnomer though then? I mean 'standard version' implies a stability of word choice to me anyway. Though I do understand that word meaning changes over time. Conversation is a case in point. Back when the KJV was written the word meant the way a person acted, their way of life, rather than just two or more people talking i.e. having a conversation.
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