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'''Infinity and the Bible''' concerns the failure of [[English]] translations to use the term "[[infinity]]" or "infinite" and instead to mistranslate the text as "unsearchable" or "without limit" or another less precise term.
 
'''Infinity and the Bible''' concerns the failure of [[English]] translations to use the term "[[infinity]]" or "infinite" and instead to mistranslate the text as "unsearchable" or "without limit" or another less precise term.
  
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For example, {{bibleref|Psalm|147|5}} refers to the infinite understanding by [[God]], and yet most English translations instead use terms "beyond measure" ([[ESV]]) or "no limit" ([[NIV]]).<ref>https://www.biblegateway.com/verse/en/Psalm%20147%3A5</ref>
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For example, {{bibleref|Psalm|147|5}} refers to the infinite understanding by [[God]], and yet most English translations (37 out of 53) instead use other terms such as "boundless", "beyond measure" ([[ESV]]), or "no limit" ([[NIV]]).<ref>https://www.biblegateway.com/verse/en/Psalm%20147%3A5</ref>
 
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Revision as of 07:37, July 31, 2022

Infinity and the Bible concerns the failure of English translations to use the term "infinity" or "infinite" and instead to mistranslate the text as "unsearchable" or "without limit" or another less precise term.

For example, Psalm 147:5 refers to the infinite understanding by God, and yet most English translations (37 out of 53) instead use other terms such as "boundless", "beyond measure" (ESV), or "no limit" (NIV).[1]

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