Literal Bible Translations

Дословно-Смысловой Перевод (LCV)

author: Victor Zhuromsky
igr.bible

The only comprehensive publication that combines:

1. A literal modern translation of the New Testament.
2. Greek New Testament (Stephanus’ 1550 Textus Receptus).
3. Analytical lexicon to the Greek New Testament (in the form of morphological characteristics to each Greek word).
4. Strong's numbers (to each Greek word).
5. Revised edition of the Synodal Translation (mission "Light in the East").
6. Variations in the Greek New Testament, present in four major editions - TR & NA24.

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Гебраизированный Дословно-Смысловой Перевод (LCVh)

author: Victor Zhuromsky
igr.bible

The name of our Savior Yeshua ha Mashiach has been restored, and an attempt has been made to restore the name of God the Father - Yahweh.
The translation is based on the text of the Greek New Testament Stephanus' 1550 Textus Receptus (reconciled with Scrivener's 1892 TR).

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Unlocked Literal Bible (ULB)

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An open-licensed update of the ASV, intended to provide a ‘form-centric’ understanding of the Bible.

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TaNaKh in the literal translation

author: Frima Gurfinkel

Hebrew translation.

The basic principle of translation stems from the Jewish tradition - the holiness of the text. She treats sacred texts very carefully and carefully, in order to preserve their completeness and integrity.

Equally important, Freeman refers to the choice of a comment for the translation. Interpretation should promote understanding of little-known words and concepts, but, most importantly, according to Frima, help the reader deeply understand the text and find ways to further knowledge. It is alien to comments that give a simplified interpretation of the text.