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The '''Common English Bible''' is a new translation that replaces the traditional expression of "[[Son of Man]]" with the "Human One," and references to Adam are translated as "the human."<ref>http://content.usatoday.com/communities/Religion/post/2011/07/bible-jesus-son-of-god-human-one/1</ref> Millions of dollars supported this new translation. | The '''Common English Bible''' is a new translation that replaces the traditional expression of "[[Son of Man]]" with the "Human One," and references to Adam are translated as "the human."<ref>http://content.usatoday.com/communities/Religion/post/2011/07/bible-jesus-son-of-god-human-one/1</ref> Millions of dollars supported this new translation. | ||
| + | Its translations are more adventurous, sometimes refreshingly so, than other modern renditions.<ref>https://bitesizedexegesis.com/2017/06/06/the-strengths-and-weaknesses-of-the-common-english-bible/</ref> | ||
== Analysis == | == Analysis == | ||
Revision as of 04:00, June 9, 2025
The Common English Bible is a new translation that replaces the traditional expression of "Son of Man" with the "Human One," and references to Adam are translated as "the human."[1] Millions of dollars supported this new translation.
Its translations are more adventurous, sometimes refreshingly so, than other modern renditions.[2]
Analysis
The all-important verses of the Bible that reference the unborn child are highlighted in the Feminist Bible. Among these is Luke 1:42, which the Common English Bible translates in a fully precise pro-life manner:
Luke 1:42: "... God has blessed you above all women, and he has blessed the child you carry." (emphasis added) [Ed. note: this is an excellent rendition]
(please add its translation for the other key pro-life verses)