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To: Kid Rock who wrote (22277)	11/21/1998 5:42:00 PM
From: Darrin Vernier	Respond to of 39621

Thomas, Thanks for the link. I use duncor.com . I do not know if either is better, but if one is down, the other is certainly better. Although I do like the version selection pulltab on the one listed here. Maybe I just don't know how to use yours properly yet. The more the merrier. : ) Peace, Darrin

To: Kid Rock who wrote (22277)	11/21/1998 6:36:00 PM
From: Emile Vidrine	Respond to of 39621

"What about my St. Josephs Catholic edition bible? Is it OK?" Tom, Yes, I think so, as are most other modern versions. I read several different New Testament versions and have found them, except in rare instances, true to the Gospel. Some Christians continue to remove the deuterocanonical books from the Old Testament, but like I said before, the New Testament is the same for Protestants, Catholics, and Orthodox. I would to make a few short comments about this list. techstocks.com The Revised Standard Version has translated the Hebrew word almah in Isaiah 7:14 as young woman rather than the historical VIRGIN. The RSV translation was funded by the National Council of Churches(NCC). This modernistic group chose the antichrist Talmudist Harry M. Orlinsky as on of their Old Testament experts. Orlinsky pushed for the traditional anti-christian Jewish interpretation of almah as young woman in preference to the well established Christian Septuagint translation as virgin. The Septuagint was translated by Jewish scholars in 200+B.C. These ancient Hebrew scholars unanimously translated the word almah as virgin rather than young woman in this ancient authorized version. In ancient Hebrew eyes, the word almah clearly meant virgin. The early Hebrew Christians who wrote the New Testament followed this revered traditions in writing the Gospels in Greek. It is the modern antichrist Jewish "scholars" who have a hidden agenda in changing this well established historical fact to make it fit their anti-christian myths. This is an example of the modern antichrist Jews inserting, under the guise of scholarly interests, their fables into our Christian bible in an attempt to undermine the Gospel. Emile