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Jim McPhail
reviewed Accuracy of Translation The Primary Criterion in Evaluating Bible Versions With Special Refe... on February 23, 2020
Accuracy of Translation The Primary Criterion in Evaluating Bible Versions With Special Refe...
It was OK, although a bit too tedious for bed-time reading. His main thesis is because of verbal and plenary inspiration of the Bible, formal equivalence is to be preferred above the dynamic approach - and the NIV falls definitely into the latter camp. Martin is fair in his evaluation and irenic in tone. He is not a Textus Receptus defender, so he does not say 'NIV is not KJV and that's why it's bad', in case you're wondering.
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