'Formal equivalence' presentation slideshows

Greek for Bible Study

Evgw, eivmi to; A[lfa. Greek for Bible Study. Class #1 Introduction, Alphabet, Pronunciation, Translations. kai; to; w =. An example. For by grace you have been saved through faith; and that not of yourselves, it is the gift of God ; - Ephesians 2:8 What is the gift?

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Translation Theories: Lecture 13E

Translation Theories: Lecture 13E. I. Formal Equivalence II. Dynamic or Idiomatic Equivalence III Optimal or literal-idiomatic Equivalence IV. A Closer Look into Translation V. Use of Theological Vocabulary in Translation. TRANSLATION THEORIES:.

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How to Choose a Bible Translation

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MISSALE ROMANUM (2010)

MISSALE ROMANUM (2010). Father Paul A. Burke Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Atlanta. New Words, Deeper Meaning, Same Mass. The Second Vatican Council called for a renewal of the Sacred Liturgy.

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Selected notes from: The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops about the Changes to the Mass*

Selected notes from: The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops about the Changes to the Mass*. This short presentation summarizes the changes you will see starting this Advent as we move from The Sacramentary you know to The Roman Missal we all be using soon.

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Newer translations have made two important contributions to Bible study.

Newer translations have made two important contributions to Bible study. More reliable text More readily understood. The Need for Accuracy in Translation. Problems that confront translators.

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Newer translations have made two important contributions to Bible study.

Newer translations have made two important contributions to Bible study. More reliable text More readily understood. The Need for Accuracy in Translation. Problems that confront translators.

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What is the next level of abstraction?

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