Legacy Standard Bible (LSB) - Round Table Discussion with John MacArthur - Pt. 3

John MacArthur and the LSB translation team sat down to talk about new insights into translation work and the completion and release of the full edition.
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[@emmanuel5566]

Bringjng in the name Yahweh in place of God hits hard. Its going to hit so many hearts who read and create a revival in the coming generations for sure!

[@davidrobinson5180]

"If words are different, people assume concepts are different. If words are the same then the concept is the same." John nailed it on that one. The more they talk about that, the more it makes sense.

[@SolomonRwangmeiSenxer]

26:30 👍

[@solitarypawn5076]

I just hope that these people don't insert their Calvinistic persuasion into the word of God, otherwise this translation will go to the garbage.

[@kylepatrick5135]

@@solitarypawn5076 and what’s your position???

[@kylepatrick5135]

@@solitarypawn5076 Calvinism is nothing but reformed teaching? I’m curious where your stance is though? We are both probably brothers, and I’m sure we both agree that Christ took what we both deserved 2,000 years ago and now we both strive to be like Christ and nothing we do can get us into heaven....but I’d like to know what you believe if it isn’t the fact that you are chosen and you had nothing to do with it? Do you agree with that?

[@keithfuson7694]

@@kylepatrick5135 My position is truth! I don't need some manmade complicated theological system based on human tradition. Orthodoxy isn't infallible and is not my authority nor does it tell me what to believe.

[@vusumzingceke6518]

I absolutely love these discussions. So refreshing

[@jackjohnhameld6401]

*I see the Lord's hand in this. It's a wondrous thing the Lord has done in his Providence.* The best endorsement from John MacArthur: I hope we see the LSB sold and given away everywhere.

[@rabbit4111]

Thank you John MacArthur for instigating this truer interpretation of the Holy Bible, eagerly awaited by us all.

[@newnessoflife9926]

so it's an interpretation and not a translation?

[@rabbit4111]

@@newnessoflife9926 Translation/interpretation, what matters is that the ancient text becomes intelligible to modern readers, surely ?

[@MyPhilemon6site]

KJB vs Any Translation A simple test on how a translation treats the deity of Jesus Christ…. 1 Timothy 3:16 ESV- “Great indeed, we confess, is the mystery of godliness: He was manifested in the flesh, vindicated by the Spirit, seen by angels, proclaimed among the nations, believed on in the world, taken up in glory.” KJV- “And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the world, received up into glory. “ Notice the ESV and may I add NASB, NIV, New World Translation (JW’s Bible) Omitted “God” for “He”! “He” could be anyone , me, you, or anyone else! (Example: I was manifested in the flesh when I came into this world; I was vindicated in the spirit when I was born again; I am seen of angels then and now, etc) The King James Version specifically states that Jesus is God! Now the “Spirit of truth” would not testify otherwise!

[@colinmitchell8145]

Thank you so much to the team who have worked so diligently to bring us this translation.

[@greganderson1445]

I must admit that I am pleasantly impressed. God bless these men for this work.

[@SAMCHICLA]

Thank you Lord for this faithful translation 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼

[@LittleBritchesAB75]

Can't wait for the day that the entire Bible in the LSB version is made available to us!! I don't care how thick or heavy it is!!

[@sherlockhomeless7138]

@@NLNC Verse by verse should be available by the end of 2021 :)

[@loveofreedom777]

This translation is absolutely wonderful! I am thoroughly enjoying my LSB New Testament, Psalms and Proverbs. The printing, font, and paper is excellent and the leather cover and binding is beautiful. I look forward to owning the entire LSB. May God bless these men who worked so diligently on the Legacy Standard Bible.

[@rinahloumascarinas8199]

I just downloaded the LSB app for free. Thankyou faithful men of God.

[@jeremyhewitt2637]

May God bring blessing to his word

[@juanpablotique]

This is in my opinion, the best translation so far .. really beautiful.

[@MyPhilemon6site]

KJB vs Any Translation A simple test on how a translation treats the deity of Jesus Christ…. 1 Timothy 3:16 ESV- “Great indeed, we confess, is the mystery of godliness: He was manifested in the flesh, vindicated by the Spirit, seen by angels, proclaimed among the nations, believed on in the world, taken up in glory.” KJV- “And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the world, received up into glory. “ Notice the ESV and may I add NASB, NIV, New World Translation (JW’s Bible) Omitted “God” for “He”! “He” could be anyone , me, you, or anyone else! (Example: I was manifested in the flesh when I came into this world; I was vindicated in the spirit when I was born again; I am seen of angels then and now, etc) The King James Version specifically states that Jesus is God! Now the “Spirit of truth” would not testify otherwise!

[@sydney.g.sloangammagee8181]

@@MyPhilemon6site Amen!!! That is what I am looking for in a Bible translation. Put GOD back into His Word instead of trying to obscure HIM out of it.

[@robertabarnes4299]

After listening to this conversation.... I am so excited to read this myself. Your love for the holy scripture is so inspiring. God bless everyone of you. Oh my waiting.

[@robertabarnes4299]

@@ernestbailey6617 well of course

[@JMD621]

@@ernestbailey6617 oh Ernest. You have a thorn in all your comments. Sigh.

[@Jeff-hx1zp]

Thank you so much for your commitment to our Lord and His perfect Word! I have been using the NT of the LSB and love it. Looking forward to the completed Bible very much.

[@RobinBetorNMarak]

I can't wait to read it! Love from NorthEast India, Meghalaya, Garo Hills, Williamnagar, New Denggagre, Near Loyola College!

[@kimwolf1708]

Thank you, so very much, for all of your hard work & for being faithful to the languages. In anticipation of purchasing the LSB, I have gone through my O.T. & highlighted all of the "LORD" passages & read them as Yahweh in my personal study. I can't begin to tell you how that has impacted me. It's indescribable...it often makes me "stop in my tracks" at the awe of using God's Covenant Name. I can't wait until the whole Bible is available & actually read it...SEE it...written in the text. Again, THANK YOU.

[@rosierawlley543]

Look at what I discovered in Psalm 23:6 Surely goodness and lovingkindness will pursue me all the days of my life, And I will dwell in the house of Yahweh forever. The LORD'S goodness and grace is not just going to follow me,it's going to persue me, Wow!!! 🤗❤️ It is persuing me!!

[@frankcarv]

I'm very excited that the translation team has finished, truly God has been so clearly at work in and through this team. Thank you to Mac & the team's faithfulness to do the work of translation. The precision of translation of God's sacred scripture matters deeply to a reader. Hopefully we'll see full editions available for purchase online soon after the conference in 2022, and that it doesn't sell out too quickly! I'm so thankful for the app right now. The bible in the middle of the round table looks clean. It would be fantastic to see a premier goatskin version with raised hubs, with wide margins of the LSB!

[@loganbaumstark8950]

People may ask…why do we need another translation?? I love this and all of the other videos of these faithful brothers that express the wonderful intentionality to bringing out God’s Word as it was written. Get back to the original

[@fanman8102]

Outstanding news!

[@paulysguitarjournal]

Can’t wait!

[@RyGuy8989]

I agree with Varner, I LOVE reading Yahweh. And I now read LORD as Yahweh in the OT when I’m reading any other translation as well. Can not wait to order a premium Handy Size Preachers Bible later this summer! #GreatestEnglishTranslationInThisorAnyAge

[@Alex-Basurto-7]

"Good shock value to it", I like it

[@eskimo289]

Unfortunately, even among scholars, Yahweh is not truly asserted as the correct pronunciation of YHWH. The only name given among the Jews and Jewish literature consistently across history -- as far as we can find -- is Yehováh. Yahweh can even be shown to have emerged within scholarship as a candidate for the name's pronunciation from a Samaritan temple devoted to Jupiter. Gesenius, the scholar who popularized this theory of Yahweh, tells us in his writings that this is where he derived it from. I would much rather us stand with what Jewish literature has stated about the name of the God of Israel, over what Samaritans named their temple, which was named as a reference to Jupiter. This doesn't even touch upon what the names mean in Hebrew, and how they each relate to other Hebrew words or names (if at all). Yehováh may not be as accepted in the current tradition of scholarship, but the evidence is on its side, by far. And as I said in the beginning... the leading scholars on this subject don't even claim Yahweh is definitively the correct name. They just put it forth as their current leading theory (which ultimately goes back to Wilhelm Gesenius, and Jupiter).

[@RyGuy8989]

@@eskimo289 Majority of Biblical scholars say it means Yahweh and the translators of the LSB do too. So there isn’t a debate, don’t like it? Use a different translation and stick to LORD.

[@Bunfire123]

@@RyGuy8989 And those biblical scholars are WRONG.

[@TheDareD3vil]

@@Bunfire123 Hubris is a terrible thing. I can’t imagine having the pride to say, unequivocally, “all those biblical scholars are WRONG.”

[@thecrew777]

That consistency will be of great help to me. I like to read the Bible cover to cover to get the flow, and in doing that, I am sure I will be able to start connecting things I had not connected before due to our American English way of looking to "not repeat" ourselves. But I praise God that HE repeats Himself - a lot - because that is how I learn! Can't wait to get my copy of the full Legacy Standard Bible.

[@lokechanmun8587]

I hope Schuyler will produce a Quentel print of the LSB.

[@boaz63]

I asked them, and they don’t have any plans to yet unfortunately…

[@ursulajenni6521]

Can‘t wait to hold the LSB in my hands, to read it audibly, humble and contrite in spirit, and trembling at the excellent fruit of six Holy Spirit-inspired dedicated translators of God‘s magnificent Word! Thank you pastor MacArthur! You have surrounded yourself with the Outstanding for your Highest! The noblest of task! When will the LSB (NT, Psalms & Proverbs) in English be available in 🇨🇭 or 🇩🇪 ? Hopefully PRIOR to Rapture !?

[@ursulajenni6521]

@@ernestbailey6617 Thank You for your concern! Does the question apply to you? Be blessed!

[@duncanmacleod2953]

This is fantastic! Please let us know when there will be a Legacy Standard Study Bible. I would love to get that.

[@BigYehudah]

I made an uniformed complaint earlier. I retract what I said. LSB did translate it well. Hats off to The MS!

[@danielnorman8595]

Well I've ordered several copies. Looking forward to receiving them soon. I wish they had this in the MacArthur study Bible version

[@sueregan2782]

I have read “Yahweh” where the English translations say “LORD”, since first studying the Bible in the 1960’s. Great to just be able to read a true translation!

[@codyvandal2860]

I thought that the original authors used the word Adonai for LORD because they didn't want to use God's full name out of respect? Is that not true?

[@sueregan2782]

@@codyvandal2860 No. The original Hebrew gave “YHWH” as the given name of God, just as your given name is apparently Cody. The jews, especially after their Babylonian exile had a superstitious fear of mispronouncing God’s name, so when they came to YHWH in their reading of the Hebrew text they said “Adonai”, a more generic “Lord”, which is not a name at all, but a title which may be applied to anyone ruling over someone(s). To remind them what to say, the scribes started adding Adonai vowel points to YHWH, and this practice eventually resulted in people reading the combined letters as “Jehovah”. But God never changed either His Name or Scripture.

[@codyvandal2860]

@@sueregan2782 I hear what you're saying but isn't "superstitious fear" just a negative way of characterizing "deep reverence and respect" ?

[@sueregan2782]

@@codyvandal2860 No. God gave His personal name with expectation that he be acknowledged by name. Just look at the Psalms of David. He freely addressed God by name. So, respectful awe is warranted in using God’s name. But He commanded it be given to His people from generation to generation, and to be read in the reading of His Law. To become so afraid of condemnation in respectfully reading His word as written is superstition.

[@codyvandal2860]

@@sueregan2782 Well reasoned. Even so "fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom." "It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God." I'm no Biblical scholar or theologian and you may well be right but terror at the prospect of offending God seems to be an entirely warranted emotion. It just feels flippant to me to call that superstition. I'd hesitate to characterize it that way.

[@kurtn652]

Yay!!!!

[@liveforjesus4557]

Real men of God, I love you for this translation. Ordered 2 double column faux and one hardcover❤️🙏✝️☦️ just wish it was 12 point font

[@jeffawilliams1]

But how does it stack up to the Passion Translation? (Yes, this is a joke)

[@nadakaram4877]

IN THE BEGINNING WAS THE WORD! YAHWEH SENDS HIS WORD AND CREATIVE POWER COMES INTO BEING. THANK YOU AND MAY YAHWEH REWARD YOU FOR THIS GREAT WORK. SHOWERS OF BLESSINGS AND MAY GOD KEEP YOU AND YOUR FAMILIES SAFE ALWAYS. PEACE BE MULTITUDE TO YOU ONE AND ALL. HIS TRUTH MARCHS ON INTO A NEW AGE. A SPECIAL BREED OF PEOPLE BRINGING HIS WORD ALIVE.

[@harieljjohnson878]

In the beginning was the Word

[@harieljjohnson878]

Genesis 2:7 The Word of God is The Breath of Life

[@harieljjohnson878]

The Word was God Jesus is the Word The Word That Became Flesh He Always Existed He Always Will

[@harieljjohnson878]

With His Word He created all things for his good purpose all things are created by him for him through Him Jesus Christ He Is The Immanuel of Isaiah 7;14 He Is Himself The Mighty God of Isaiah 9:6

[@harieljjohnson878]

He Is The IAM That IAM That Before All Creation Was He Is He's Jesus The Christ The Good Shepherd The Messiah The Godman Himself Immanuel God With Us, all Judgement is given to the Son The Father will Judge no one Jesus Christ is The Fullness of The LORD The Lion and The Lamb He Overcame sin death curses and defeated satan at the cross he is Risen and Reigns True Forever over all creation He Is The IAM The Great And Chief Shepherd The Redeemer The Creator With His Word He Created And With His Word He Will Create A New Heaven and a New Earth His Eternal Kingdom Where You Will Be Given Your Fig Tree You Will Be Given Your Room You Will Be Resurrected To Eternal Life, Eternal Everlasting Life His Gift Given.........In John 5:7 There Are Three That Bear Record, Bear Witness in Heaven They Are Jehovah God The Father God The Son "The Word" And God The Holy Spirit to, if i may paraphrase a little exegesis The only thing That God The Father Holds Higher Than Himself is His Word His Son His Christ Jesus if you have seen me you have seen the Father i and the Father are One LORD God ........GOD / G gathering O of D deity Elohim Come Together To Create With His Word he created all things that are created he is called the Word of God

[@pamdawson8598]

Thankyou from brethren in Tasmania. This conversation has been most profitable. I'm looking forward to obtaining our copy. Is it going in to second edition as it appears first printing has sold out? Where can we buy a copy? May the Lord be glorified and His people be blessed. Pam

[@davidsutter1846]

Like the 1960 NASB, is anyone thinking about larger print? Remember the cloth NT's? Your NT font is way too small! Thanks!

[@gleasonparker1684]

I have the 77. 95. 2020. And now will trust THIS. Also I think the critical text is better in many places. Than Textus receptus.

[@deyoungphotography]

When will the LSB with Strongs be released for the Accordance Bible Software?? :)

[@GarrettOHara]

Search for a blog post called “Accordance-fu(n) with the Legacy Standard Bible.” It’s possible to add the LSB with Strong’s to an existing Accordance account.

[@S.pauchinlian]

❤️

[@lightonahill4652]

Does anybody know why Pastor John MacArthur is still preaching today from the Nasb95 and not the LSB? Just curious

[@marysnow3779]

Where can I get a copy?🙏✝️🕊🤔

[@laurenclark5734]

Please offer a 14 or 16 pt font so I can see to read it.

[@clarkemcclymont2879]

Will there be a study Bible version? Looking forward to purchasing online 👍

[@markyuhnke7860]

I’ve been trying to find out if they will be producing the MacArthur Study Bible in this new wonderful translation but I cannot find anything on it. I emailed Grace To You a few months ago and they said they didn’t know. Would love to get an answer on this.

[@anonperson5491]

I really would assume they would

[@soluschristus5946]

Eventually sometime after the official release of the LSB.........Yahweh willing! ✝️🙏

[@soluschristus5946]

@@ernestbailey6617 who's collecting bibles to get saved?

[@anonperson5491]

@@ernestbailey6617 nor will commenting about bibles...

[@gleasonparker1684]

I hope it will be verse x verse. I have ordered a NEW testament from 316 publishing but not yet seen it. Hope FONT is big ENOUGH to READ. Before getting whole LSB.

[@pmachapman]

Is it possible to get an change/errata list between the first edition NT/Psalms & Proverbs, with the completed Legacy Standard Bible?

[@istruth1693]

I would like to get LSB as soon as possible. Thank you.

[@geelamar3542]

Any suggestions? In church the pastor is reading from a different translations than some of the members and among the members are several different translations which read differently. This has caused confusion and is confusing.

[@BrassyTack]

The good news is, this translation would not have been possible in one year without the translation team all being members of the same faculty, not having to “fight doctrinal battles”. The bad news is, this translation was done by members of a single doctrinal camp. How can it not reflect that camp’s biases?!?

[@WVRailroadPapa]

My wife and I thank God for what you have done on this project. We have the New Testament edition and are looking forward to obtaining the entire LSB. Our pastor is a graduate of The Master's Seminary and I'm sure he will be attending The Shepherd's Conference next year. Will the entire LSB be available on the app soon?

[@tonybasoni8443]

DB,....If your pastor went to JM's phony freemason university then he is a phony just like JM. JM is a Godless man of the Godless world, he has nothing to do with Jesus.

[@JMD621]

@@tonybasoni8443 poor Tony.

[@tonybasoni8443]

@@JMD621 ,.....I wont be the one who is poor on judgement day. But in this life, yes I am very poor.

[@coreyfleig2139]

Im hoping that the newer parts will draw me even closer to YHWH.

[@coreyfleig2139]

@@blipflorn6453 fortunately there are about 6000 intelligent people at his church who will listen to him, regardless of your comment. I've sat under his teaching for 42 years and will remain under his teaching. Your comment is utterly pointless.

[@dailysermons3466]

I’ve searched Amazon, but to no avail. Where can I find LSB edition? I live in Thailand so Amazon is my only option, but I can’t find this specific bible there.

[@ronaldmaday]

I see it on Amazon now. Were you able to purchase one?

[@thechatteringmagpie]

When will it be made available to readers in the United Kingdom?

[@thechatteringmagpie]

@@blipflorn6453 I have managed to get a pocket sized copy of the NT with Psalms and Proverbs. It is roughly 4 1/2 inches by 6 inches and comes in a brown leather. It is a very attractive addition to my collection and was not overly expensive. I cannot comment on Mr MacArthur, my only knowledge of him comes from KZbin. I am in England, it is a different environment and being English, I am rather more familiar with the New English Bible and the Revised English Bible. Bibles that are little known outside of the UK.

[@jeremyhewitt2637]

This modern scholarship is important. To simply have this can dispel the heretical notions of the passion translation that adulterated the word with man and tries to touch it.. where this translation tries to leave it to its original formation

[@gregdiprinzio9280]

I know a woman, humble and meek. She can't read too well. She never learned even in her home country. She knows Christ, and Him crucified. She knows sin. She is a Christian. She moves in love, the best way. She loves like a child. When she sings, people cry from the authenticity of her feeling and childlike innocence. I could call dozens of people to testify to her helps and love. She cares for seniors for a living. Widows. She has a gift of love. She doesn't know the Bible too well, but she loves the Lord and she knows what love is. That's my girl. She doesn't argue over translations. Christianity is not just for scholars. You have Greek. She has Love. I know the Bible well. I've read it 26 times in 3 years and 10 months. She's higher-up, without a doubt. Some people get crazy mileage out of John 3:16.

[@lykagonzales4152]

🎯

[@reallifelegend4781]

No faith does not save us. Grace through faith saves us.

[@Alex-Basurto-7]

He said that in the context of James, he was not trying to be theologically correct.

[@nicolcacola]

Context matters friend.

[@reallifelegend4781]

@@nicolcacola "...because faith does save us...." In what context does faith save us?

[@Alex-Basurto-7]

@@reallifelegend4781 She replied to my comment. So, ironically she could reply again to you: "Context matters" LOL!

[@RobertFCM]

Just one question, when it will be available in Spanish?

[@JK-fe7bi]

Dear brothers, You bible helps a lot, I thank God for your toil on this immense project, but I want to know one thing since the day I read this translation, why did you translate the verse, Matt 5:5 as ‘blessed are lowly’ instead of ‘blessed are the meek,’ I have looked for a reason in many sources but couldn’t find a satisfying reason. Please help me with this.

[@ralphgoreham3516]

You are correct

[@starkat70]

is the full LSB coming to the Mobile App or just Psa. Prov. and New Testament ?

[@dianamurphy9799]

The full LSB is already available on the Mobile apps for iPhone and Android. You may need to re-download your version if you don't have it already.

[@juliangodsend9418]

GOD You all

[@nalaredneb78]

LORD as well.

[@solochristo65]

Another translation? I am NOT a King James Only person But it has served me well and the world for many decades and centuries.

[@me73941]

I would definitely agree. I'm not a KJ only either, but it is one of my main Bibles. I use the KJV, a facsimile of the 1560 Geneva, and the 1657 English Dort Bible. All three are Masoretic/Majority text Bibles. I spend a lot of time comparing verses between them to gain a clear understanding. I also use Young's Literal Translation, another great textus receptus Bible. This new Legacy Bible is a critical text Bible.

[@cobbiebobedas6962]

I’m just gonna stick with my KJV it just keeps working for me. I don’t know how people change bibles every year or two. Way to confusing to me but to each their own.

[@samueljennings4809]

I like the NKJV myself, but I agree. I suppose the LSB may help some people, but I don't see what changes in language or manuscript source require a new translation.

[@georgeporter8761]

🛑 I love the idea of a more accurate translation but the 9.5 point size is to small. I guess it would do well with the younger christians. Being that I am older I would prefer 11 to 12 point size print of the old and new testament. I pray and hope that this team of God fearing men would understand.#johnmacarthur #legacystandarbible

[@kiganfive]

Given the explicit discussion around φοβέω starting around 17:00 in this clip, I'm surprised that you were not consistent with Ephesians 5:33, "Nevertheless, each individual among you also is to love his own wife even as himself, and the wife must see to it that she respects (φοβῆται) her husband." (LSB online)

[@kenwheeler1327]

My disclaimers: First, I take no issue, whatsoever with a new translation and welcome it with open arms! Secondly, I have not read this translation, nor heard of it until this video. My comments: The 'challenge' I foresee is found within MacArthur's opening statements about this translation being completed in "only" a year, which is in fact "unheard of"; and secondly, his statement about this being done with "only one faculty", which is also "unheard of". Both of these conditions as presented here by MacArthur, in my opinion, cannot help but lend itself to theological biases (primarily Calvinism and premillennialism) that the readers should be made aware of in the preface, especially if a study bible version of this translation comes to be. Conclusion: Please note I am not waving a red flag about this translation any more than I would about any other. For example, I personally use the ESV study bible quite often even though I am not a Calvinist nor a premillennialist. It is a fantastic source for scholarly commentary and appreciate it very much. But one reason I do appreciate it is because of the forthrightness of the commentators to present all prominent views on the most difficult passages. Hopefully the LSB will do the same, if they haven't already. And if so, my apologies for anticipating otherwise.

[@JerynToney]

I value objectivity so much, but ill be first in line for a Bible translation with a Calvanist, or premillenial bias.

[@ZeteticPlato]

👍

[@louisjordan4702]

I have been following Pastor MacArthur for some time, and I am curious about the current translation of the Bible coming out in the fall, The LSB,(Legacy Standard Bible). My question is this, during the translation prosses of the old Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic GOD's true name Yahweh is used. But I am curious for the new Testament as to why the true name of Christ was nut used, "Yeshua Hamashiach". It is Hebrew translated for "Jesus The Messiah". The English spelling of Yesua is Joshua”. However, when translated from Hebrew into Greek, in which the New Testament was written, the mane Yeshua becomes lEsous. The English spelling for lEsous is Jesus. Yeshua is a shortened version of the name Yehoshua (Yeh-HO-shoo-ah), whish means :Adonai Saves.” Mashiach is the Hebrew word for Messiah and means “Anointed one”. Why use the Greek translation instead of the Hebrew translation?

[@pastorazeem5395]

Here is need many people holy Bibles

[@pastorazeem5395]

Sabbath Shalom

[@nalaredneb78]

I like LORD. God is not the author of confusion.

[@AboiLunglai]

Thank you from Austria for doing this. How may I order? Do you have European stores from where I can order? I’ll appreciate a tip on it. Thank you.

[@crookeddealer7026]

Things that are different are not the same.

[@cesaresp101]

In psalm 145:13, your team should have went with the dss

[@piratemacfan]

Curious. What is “dss”?

[@cesaresp101]

@@piratemacfan Dead Sea scrolls

[@b.rocket]

When and where can this be bought?

[@me73941]

I think Grace to You still has some gty.org

[@me73941]

You can also read it for free here: read.lsbible.org/

[@b.rocket]

Yeah they’re all sold out 😔. I have AML and it would have been the perfect size to carry to the hospital.

[@me73941]

@@b.rocket I'm very sorry to hear that. If you go to the official website you can put in your email address to get notified when it's available again. I'm sure they're working overtime to print more, considering how popular it's becoming.

[@b.rocket]

@@me73941 Thank you I’ll do that :)

[@lawrencestanley8989]

So I wonder why they kept the word "draw" in John 6:44, when the word is more akin to "drag." If we have to keep explaining to Provisionists that "helko" means "drag," according to Kittel, then why doesnt the LSB write "drag?"

[@lawrencestanley8989]

@@kylej.d. I've spoken to several who think that "draw" means "to woo." I know that "draw" is a reasonable word if we imagine "drawing a sword," but another English word (in my opinion) would be a bit more clear.

[@boaz63]

I was really hoping they would actually translate Baptizo, instead of continuing the tradition of intentional obfuscation through transliteration… But they kept it transliterated for tradition’s sake…

[@lawrencestanley8989]

@Donnie Jax Well, I don't know if it's because they don't take the Bible seriously, it's just that not everyone can afford a $250 dictionary (Kittel's), and the word "draw" in English can mean many kinds of resistible "drawings." Because of that, many traditions have sprung up about how to understand this text, and then that understanding is projected onto other verses such as, "if I am lifted up, I will draw all unto myself." And so the error in one place creates errors elsewhere.

[@lawrencestanley8989]

@Donnie Jax True. And not only that, but they look at the "all" in that verse, and they think that the indefinite pronoun "all" refers to "absolutely everyone without exception," rather than, "both Jews AND Gentiles." They do not realize that if the "all" in John 12:32 refers to "absolutely everyone without exception," then because of John 6:44, that Jesus will raise up ALL that are drawn to Him by the Father, then they have just become universalists... That has actually been a VERY big battle that I have been fighting lately.

[@lawrencestanley8989]

@Donnie Jax Very true.

[@stevedragon25]

What was it translated from?

[@stevedragon25]

The nas?

[@heaven4647]

Try getting bibles to those who don't have one,

[@gleasonparker1684]

I LIKE VERSE BY VERSE. AND YAHWEH. WILL GET BIG PRINT TODAY OR TOMORROW. I HAVE BOT EVERY VERSI9N. AND WILL.

[@SoopaCoopa]

I want this bible but it is always sold out :(

[@ronaldmaday]

There are plenty in-stock now.

[@SoopaCoopa]

@@ronaldmaday oh ya, I got an Italian leather one!

[@fuzzybeverage8887]

Any reason why we're still calling it the book of James? With the desire for consistency in translation this one is maddening. The name is clearly Jacob, yet for some reason we are inconsistent and will translate the Greek as Jacob when referring to the Old Testament individual, but otherwise James if it has the Greek case endings. I realize this has been a historic name change in English, however, we miss the name connection of who the individual was clearly named after. I would've hoped that a translation pushing for original language accuracy would have finally done this. I guess we could say the same for Jesus and Joshua though, which would be a lot harder to correct. The New Testament usage of Old Testament references to Joshua is spelled identically to Jesus. Perhaps using Yeshua for both would be a good way of dealing with it.

[@samueljennings4809]

Continuity, I suppose. If you change it to Jacob, you may have to change Jesus to Yeshua to be consistent, like you mentioned.

[@lucvacheron1665]

to this point, this translation seems very interesting to me. But why do they look afraid of J. Mac Arthur ? This is beyond respect no ? God bless you all including J.M.

[@markiemisslane1188]

I'm asking plz I need to know about the 7 books that Catholic are saying about in the old? And when did people start calling Yeshua -jesus? I m needing help on this for I'm am being called a little Luther!

[@samueljennings4809]

The Apocrypha? It's a controversial topic. The books in it such as Sirach are good books to read for wisdom, but there was some controversy over whether they are meant to be considered Scripture. Jerome was unsure about it, but still included it since the Church at the time did include them in Readings. When the Reformation came, the Anglican Church took them out and put them in their own section, i.e. The Apocrypha, and declared that they were fit to read for wise living, they were not inspired. Protestant Bibiles still printed and translated them even though they did not hold them to be inspired like the other 66 books of the Bible, and in response to the Reformation, the Catholic Church affirmed the canonicity of the apocryphal books at the Council of Trent. Regarding Yeshua to Jesus, It's a long process that took time, but basically Yeshua became "Iesous" in the Greek manuscripts (adding an 's' at the end for nominative masculine name, "sh" to "s"), and this became "Iesus" in Latin and Iesus translating into English produced Jesus, by the "i" becoming a "J" in about the 1500's, and you then have "Jesus".

[@sydney.g.sloangammagee8181]

@@samueljennings4809 Wow! This was from 2 years ago but THANK YOU for this clear explanation!!! God bless you, dear sir.

[@doctrinalwatchdog6268]

Love John MacArthur but another Bible translation? Seriously?

[@caleb4015]

Well I am glad because once the NSB20 revealed it was a liberal leaning translation, having a church primary translation being a NASB would be a problem. The LSB is going to attempt to stay the same and not undergo changes. Honestly that is why the NASB hasn't been my primary because of the 20'. The LSB takes the best of the NASB and makes it more steadfast. I am going to have to get used to Yahweh being used and slave, but that is small.

[@keithfuson7694]

Actually there are several Bibles which translate Yahweh. How about El, ELOAH and Elohim: where are they at in the NASB? My Bible contains these truths.

[@2wheelz3504]

The Lockman Foundation advertises the LSB as based on the NASB 1995. I have preferred that one for years. I just bought the LSB and I like it. However, it will take a long time to get used to the Yahweh concept. It sounds awkward because for 76 years English readers have been accustomed to the Lord (small caps). It sounds very repetitive. That's not a criticism, but an observation. It's just different and, right now, that stands out like a sore thumb. So far, I like everything else about it.

[@louisjordan4702]

I hope the finished product has Red lettering for the words of CHRIST.

[@jwtrain]

The whole Bible would be red.

[@therant3837]

Does anyone else think we have enough translations out there? To me this is confusing for everyone else. Learning and knowing better after a few years what's good and what isn't, but ANOTHER translation? On the other hand I like hearing John MacArther and his take. We need Iesus down here to settle this!!!! Darn it!!!! My Lord seems to be running late for his coffee appointment with me, or maybe I'm too early. Yeah that's what it is, because Our Lord is never late. Darn my earliness!!!

[@lonniesatterfield1770]

The Rant - Matt 2:16 in the LSB says something different than what is translated in the KJV. I suppose people will have to make a choice on this one to determine what God really said, huh???

[@therant3837]

@@lonniesatterfield1770 Yeah.... dude.... if you knew the history behind The English Translation of The Bible you wouldn't have made that statement. THE only Bible in existence that was translated from the original Greek and Hebrew Manuscripts was first published in 1537; it's called The Matthew's Bible. However there were "New Testament" translations already written in English from John Wycliff and others, but these were translated from the Latin Vulgate. On the other hand.... William Tyndale (who was a master of 8 different languages; i.e. reading, writing, and even speaking), Myles Coverdale, and John Rogers risked life and limb to publish what is called today as The Matthew's Bible. This is literally the only Bible in existence originally taken from the original manuscripts. By the by... the next best translation is The King James Version, but still again a computer readout was done, and The King James Bible is only 85% accurate to the Matthew's Bible. Again.... The Matthew's Bible was taken completely from the original manuscripts of Greek and Hebrew. Old English is pretty hard to read, but I loved the English language enough to learn the old spelling, pronunciations, etc. I can tell you this.... people who keep making new "translations" are very pretentious and very foolish. They've added THEIR points of view as to what THEY THINK is written translating from other English Translations. Think of a CD being ripped to a computer. Once that copy has been made something is lost.... sometimes the audio isn't as crisp. Sometimes even songs might get either muffled in some areas, or for some reason a few songs don't show up at all depending on the program one is using, or perhaps a mistake can happen in the "ripping" process. Now let's take that process one step further and plug an MP3 player into a computer and download that same compilation. A REAL audiophile can spot the differences all over the place, and some like myself can even tell the process of which the music came from. The same is true for scripture. The same is true for people who know the history, the SOURCE of the material, and although there are many people like yourself who make such bold claims to something they barely have an understanding of to begin with, it becomes apparent that it's easier to make pot shots at something in our own ignorance because our feeling of superiority is more important than the knowledge of the SOURCE material in itself. This can also be said of racism, bigotry, and yes even intolerance to the point of mockery and violence towards a particular subject matter. You see.... if Atheists were NOT a hate group towards Christians, then why behave in the same manner as a Racist or a Bigot? I've said this over and over again.... it's the accusers in the end that wind up behaving or doing the very thing they accuse others of in this hypocritical system our society here in America is leaning towards. I don't know what country you reside in, but that hypocrisy is ringing loud and clear here in America. The very people who cast out accusations like a fishing line into the water with a little 'bobber' attached to it don't catch and release when they bring in something they don't want. Whether it's garbage or it's a good fish The Atheist community just reels in whatever and dump it into their boats like it's a prize. The problem is.... garbage is still garbage, and although one man's garbage is another man's treasure, The Atheist community has decided that garbage is more pliant and fun to create an accusation for the sole purpose of attack without even knowing it's garbage in the first place. The worst part is.... sometimes The Atheist Community does know it's garbage, but they find some way to give a status of treasure within themselves. A few years ago my sister who is an Atheist and I got into a very ridiculous argument about an actress named Gina Carano. The accusation was that Mrs. Carano had made an Anti-Semetic statement, and in actuality she hadn't. You know what's interesting? My sister didn't even KNOW what Mrs. Carano's statement was, and yet she was driving it into the ground that Mrs. Carano said an Anti-Semetic remark. So I said to her.... look it up. It must be all over the internet. My God..... it took her almost 10 minutes to find what Mrs. Carano had actually even said. Now the accusations were spread all over the internet like Cancer, yet WHAT MRS. CARANO SAID was very hard for my sister to find. Do you know what happened? My sister found that indeed Mrs. Carano didn't make an Anti-Semitic remark at all, but rather Mrs. Carano had made a comparison of the beginning of The Nazi regime and their tactics when at first they were called The German Workers Party,. Now an educated man or woman on the matter would know The Brown Coats were rioting in the streets, spreading rumors, attacking citizens and even attacking people of policing authority. Mrs. Carano had made the point that The Atheist Community/Liberals was likewise behaving in this manner with the riots and the attacks and stealing from businesses and destroying mom and pop shops claiming they hated Big Business. It didn't make any sense in the time of The German Worker Party, and it doesn't make any sense now. Mrs. Carano simply made that comparison and it had nothing to do with Anti-Semitism at all. My sister.... an Atheist... went from Gina Carano is an Anti-Semite to "Yeah... because we're seeing concentration camps all over America right now." What she said made no sense whatsoever to the conversation, or even to what Mrs. Carano was stating. This is a commonality with The Atheist community..... "Even if we're wrong, we'll twist it and make sure we come out on top to feel superior." Dude that is absolutely psychotic. By the By.... I don't know if you're an Atheist or not, but you're statement SEEMS to be OF an Atheist. I'm not claiming you are, but I'm not claiming you aren't, either. I don't know you. We've never met. So.... yeah.

[@lonniesatterfield1770]

@@therant3837 I do know that ALL translations cannot be correct when they read differently so indulge me to stand on the one I choose since I will be accountable for that choice, Dude!

[@therant3837]

@@lonniesatterfield1770 Well.... I can't indulge you on your choice because ultimately it's the wrong one. I've been frenzied with The Lord God for The SOURCE. That's where you need to begin. John MacArther once spoke of lazy Christians who stay put whether or not they should. I don't agree with, or hang onto every word he says. He a man who is just as prone to mistakes as myself. I do respect the man greatly however. He's been my go-to preacher ever since I first cried out to The Lord God. It's like I was just.... led to his sermons. However.... the Bible is never wrong. The SOURCE material is Hebrew and Greek. The Matthew's Bible is a complete translation from the original manuscripts. Research your butt off, dude. This is how we grow in Christ. I've given you the information, now it's your job to either ignore what I've written to you, or to investigate the matter further. But I can not, and I will not indulge you to stand on the "translation" you chose when it's ultimately the wrong one. I'm sure it's.... close. Salvation through Jesus Christ is in there, that much is certain. Man... go crazy with it. Just investigate what I wrote. You just might become as obsessed as I am with The Bible's history and therefore as driven to the ultimate source as well. May the Lord bless you in your endeavors towards the truth.

[@lonniesatterfield1770]

@@therant3837 It is the wrong choice according to you and it is the right choice according to me (Prov 4:7) I'm out!

[@richardrogers156]

Look up the rapture word in King James or Strong's concordance bible dictionary in Greek and Hebrew? what did jesus say to Peter feed my sheep?If the sheep arent taught right they will be led astray preach the whole Truth!The truth will set you free.

[@joecipriani2478]

wages of sin is still death (Rom 6:23) - not being tortured in hellfire for all eternity - regardless of the translation!

[@gleasonparker1684]

Amen

[@sawboneiomc8809]

Are you saying the lake of fire is NOT for eternity?

[@approvedofGod]

I will have to wait for the reading and study of this translation. My concerns would be with the faculty represented by John MacArthur and his theological views. Calvinism, Cessationist, Rapture proponent, and seeing the Mark of the Beast as something that can be applied to Christians, etc., are all concerns that probably will pop up in this translation.

[@BigYehudah]

I actually don't think you have too much to worry about most transitions do things in some places I think are poor decisions. These teams require painstaking work to do. My generally preferred translation is ESV, but I am edified but multiple translations. Having read much of the ESV, and I can see why it's the preferred translation of many CONSERVATIVE calvinists, arminians, and others. NASB has a special place on my heard. It was the NASB where I first started to learn about Jesus well over 12 years ago. In some places, I prefer readings from other transitions,such as the nasb. It seems like they want provide helpful updated the NASB based on new discoveries but NOT include gender obscuring language which has been popuar lately. The problem is that in some cases gender neutral language creates interpretive difficulties and confusion.

[@approvedofGod]

@@BigYehudah Thanks for your comment!

[@HearGodsWord]

Slightly jealous to those who'll be at the Shepherd's Conference in 2022

[@gleasonparker1684]

Even HCSB did NOT use Yahweh for LORD in ALL cases.

[@gleasonparker1684]

I hope a bigger FONT. CAMBRIDGE rather failed with DIADEM by using 8.5 FONT. Older people like me need bigger PRINT Even with glasses. And WE buy lots of BIBLES. Having said that I do NOW have the LSB NT in 8.5 FONT and CAN read it. And have ordered the whole bible in cowhide..9.5 FONT. And will buy the new one in spring 2022. ..in 10.5 FONT.

[@hondotheology]

in the beginning you guys say "We consider the author rather than the reader" but at 14:30 this guy talks about translating by _men's understanding_ seriously stop this talk and just translate but overall i'm excited

[@hr2r805]

Does this bible through word changes have an agenda to PROMOTE the ("Carnal Minded Opinion") of the (Bible Manipulation) of (DISPENSATIONALISM) ° Dispensationalism is NOT NOT NOT NOT Bibical... A failure of John MacArthur ..... He WILL Have HARSH Judgement AGAINST himself..... °°°°°°°° AGAIN °°°°°°° •• Does THIS Bible have a (DISPENSATIONALIS AGENDA)..... ° Yes or No... ? ... Dispensationalism is NOT NOt Not not NOT 《Bibical》... !!!!!!!!!!!!!! ° This Bible's Agenda is What.....

[@gleasonparker1684]

YAHWEH seems to emphasise that God is ONE with one name. Not "lords many" as the heathen think. 1 cor. 8. 5--6.

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

Av Kjv holds its all down for me.

[@rb19v15]

It seems a blessed and faithful translation, and I appreciate the attention to the covenant name Yahweh. But as Jesus' name as we call Him was not His actual name, why isn't the same philosophy used for the son as the father. Either use actual names or not.

[@scottgordon1303]

God does not need a translation as he understands all languages, a translation is for the reader to understand! You might as well mandate every Christian learn Hebrew and Greek if you do not really want to translate.

[@procop4063]

P

[@leroyromero5170]

You should never change God's word regardless

[@FlyTour69]

Translating isn’t changing. Otherwise we’d all have to learn Hebrew and Greek to read the scriptures.

[@leroyromero5170]

@@FlyTour69 that's where you're mistaken. They're not translating it from one language to another this is not the first time for John MacArthur to do something like this in fact he wrote the John MacArthur Study Bible which is not right

[@keithfuson7694]

The NASB is too inconsistent and discordant for my tastes.

[@Superb-Owl-615]

I like the concept of the translation, but cant support anything masters seminary puts its hands on. Bias everywhere.

[@7145krpaperless]

You are going to jail.

[@catdude5567]

What will ppl answer, when they stand before the Lord and He asks, "Who gave you the right to tamper with My word? Who gave you the right to create a book of your opinionated words and claim that I said that?" People aren't dealing with the ancient manuscripts of a long dead philosopher, but words of a living God. 2 Tim 3:16 states scripture comes about by God inspiring it. God doesn't outsource His word. Try doing this to someone's copyrighted book and see how fast you get into trouble.

[@mazharkefali9806]

So what are you saying in terms of which translation we should be using?

[@catdude5567]

@@mazharkefali9806 The born again believer should desire God inspired scripture. Scripture IS God's word. A translation is just an opinionated book of what man thinks God is saying. 2 Tim 3:16, God says He inspires scripture. He isn't leaving it up to people and their opinions. Christians are fixated on accurate translation. Inspired scripture makes "accurate translation" irrelevant. If a person claiming to be Christian, actually believes in God, then they need to go to Him to be guided into scripture. But don't expect a quick short answer. Most of the English speaking church has a lot of spiritual problems that need to be dealt with, on an individual basis. If anyone claiming to be Christian, rejects pursuing scripture, in favor of their preferred Bible version, then how can they accept the God who inspired the scripture?

[@nicolcacola]

A translation has to be done in order to be understood in different languages. The apostles were granted by the holy spirit to spread the gospel in different languages. No different than properly translating translating bible.

[@mazharkefali9806]

@@catdude5567 thanks for taking the time to thoughtfully explain your comment. From what you're saying, are you implying that one has to go to the manuscripts? The original Hebrew, Greek and Aramaic?

[@catdude5567]

@@nicolcacola 2 Tim 3:16 states "all scripture" is inspired by God. It doesn't say all Bibles are inspired by God. When it says " all scripture", it doesn't limit the inspired word to ancient manuscripts only, but to a modern language as well. The problem you face is one scripture and many opinionated books. You'll need to go to the Lord for guidance to scripture.