What Bible Translation Is Best? - Q&A with Nehemia Gordon

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What Bible Translation Is Best?
All summer long on Shabbat Night Live, Nehemia Gordon joins Michael Rood for jaw-dropping Q&A sessions - tonight’s query: “What Bible Translation Is Best?”
Former Orthodox Jew (now Karaite) and former Baptist Jew Michael Rood provide some intriguing answers from a Hebraic way of thinking about the Almighty!
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[@geoffreybudge3027]

I repeatedly go back to hear the truth from these two men . Bless you both❤

[@irmaedithlopez]

I am so thankful to the LORD having found the Rood Awakening.

[@ianjharris]

I would like to know what Nehemia thinks of the New World Translation. It is covered with Jehovah.

[@teresapeabody2746]

Nehemiah and Michael, I know you have both done a lot already, certainly more than your share, however, I would love to see you and Michael do an interpretation of your own. I would suggest in highly controversial parts including several thoughts or interpretations of previous works. Also using the name as it is written in the ancient codex's. I am sure it would be a good seller among Karaites as well as Messianics.

[@eugenedenbrook322]

Love it!

[@davidchetakian919]

Thank you

[@barmeyroberts8262]

good stuff, (Tendentious : strongly favoring a particular point of view.

[@bethelshiloh]

Thanks

[@richieoftampa994]

A couple years ago I found out two KJVs didn't say the same.

[@paulmorris8762]

I have 2 excellent versions one being Hebraic Roots Verson - A Literal Translation from congregation of YHWH, and the other is the Aleph Tav Cepher from WND which also has the electronic version from the iTunes store or Google Play Store

[@FeWolf]

i have New Jerusalem, ESV and NASB, never a fan of KJV even thou i grew up on Oxford English. i just picked up NKJV note taking version. i actually enjoy it and has become my main version. i have CKJV that i used to correct errors. i also mark out all added text.

[@josephgard99]

I read Hebrew, Greek, and Syriac Aramaic. I tend to personally stay with the KJV, NASB, NKJV, MEV, and YLT98.

[@juanitobarcelona7050]

Thankyou sir for uploading this video.i always watch your videos because i learn a lot.can i ask your own opinion about the topic?i beliwve if there is someone to ask what us the best translation,you are the one whonlnows that because you study the old manuscrift of the bible and you have knowledge in it.many trinitatians says the NWT is a worst translation.base in your study and knowlegde.what is your oponion to that?..by the way i'm not JW but..i was seeking for the truth.thankyou so muchh sir Gordon🙂

[@FCGToggenburg]

Will you translate the orignial Mathew into english?

[@d4ben]

May l ask your opinion about The 1st Century Aramaic Bible in plain English translated by Glenn David Bauscher and also the Modern King James.

[@andreasedenekendahl1770]

What about the Literal Standard Version? Any good? Just reading it for the first time on Biblehub.

[@putzgadol]

I would be glad to but I don't have a keyboard. atah evanta mah amarte ? ani lo khoshav

[@imagomonkei]

You should read and review the American Literature Version. It's an update of the American Standard Version. It contains the name YHWH (but uses the standard Greek translations for the Brit). It doesn't include any chapter/verse divisions, making it better for casual reading than study.

[@mike2191958]

NEV a good translation ?

[@ghostworm1764]

i wish i knew others who understould what is being explained here