Changes

*its translation of the Beatitudes in Luke 6 has liberal overtones that change the likely original meaning

*its translation of the Beatitudes in Luke 6 has liberal overtones that change the likely original meaning

*in the parable of the vineyard workers ([[Matthew 20-28 (Translated)#20:1|Matthew 20:15]]), the NASB diluted the powerful phrase "Is your eye evil, because I am good?" by using different words for "evil" and "good"

*in the parable of the vineyard workers ([[Matthew 20-28 (Translated)#20:1|Matthew 20:15]]), the NASB diluted the powerful phrase "Is your eye evil, because I am good?" by using different words for "evil" and "good"

*it is becoming dated itself now

*it translates [[Luke 1-8(Translated)#1:45]] by changing "from the Lord" to "by the Lord" in connection with the angel's message to [[Mary]]

*its own language is becoming arcane

The rights to the NASB are owned by the Lockman Foundation, an interdenominational nonprofit group which also has the rights to the [[Amplified Bible]]. The NASB should not be confused with the [[New American Bible]], which is a [[Catholic]] translation.

The rights to the NASB are owned by the Lockman Foundation, an interdenominational nonprofit group which also has the rights to the [[Amplified Bible]]. The NASB should not be confused with the [[New American Bible]], which is a [[Catholic]] translation.