Concordant Literal Version
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The Concordant Literal Version is an English translation of the Bible, started by Adolph Ernst Knoch. The concordant method is an attempt to translate every Greek or Hebrew word in only one word in English, which fits in all appearancies. The target is that the influence of the personal view of the translater or editor gets lower.
[edit] External links
- Online version
- The Concordant Method, an article by A.E. Knoch
- The Concordant Version, an article by Gerry Watts
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