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while the King James Version translates this as: "<sup>15</sup> But when it pleased God, who separated me from my mother's womb, and called me by his grace," see Galatians, Chapter 1
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One flaw in the ESV is its failure to use the word "[[infinite]]", despite numerous verses invoking this powerful concept. Most other English translations have properly used the term "infinite" since at least the 1599 [[Geneva Bible]], as in {{bibleref|Psalm|147|5}}: "Great is our [[Lord]] and abundant in strength; His understanding is [[infinite]]."
 
One flaw in the ESV is its failure to use the word "[[infinite]]", despite numerous verses invoking this powerful concept. Most other English translations have properly used the term "infinite" since at least the 1599 [[Geneva Bible]], as in {{bibleref|Psalm|147|5}}: "Great is our [[Lord]] and abundant in strength; His understanding is [[infinite]]."
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== Flawed downplaying of the unborn in the womb ==
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The [[ESV]] translates {{bibleref|Galatians|1|15}} as: "<sup>15</sup> But when he who had set me apart before I was born, and who called me by his grace,"
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while the [[King James Version]] translates this as: "<sup>15</sup> But when it pleased God, who separated me from my mother's womb, and called me by his grace," see [[Galatians, Chapter 1]].
 
== Awkward Verses ==
 
== Awkward Verses ==
  
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