I'm glad you asked and I'm glad wax eagle answered first. ;-)
If you want a good answer on Biblical Hermeneutics, it will help to ask a good question. Here are some hints:
Don't use translation, which is depreciated on BH.SE. Rather tag with the source language (hebrew, greek, or aramaic) an...
@JonEricson good guidelines. (BTW, what's up with the translation tag? Do we need to retag the remaining questions, collected in that answer, before burninating? There a bunch so we shouldn't do them all at once, but the ones that are left are those that weren't 100% obvious to me...)
@JonEricson maybe they can be distributed to others? Can we tap Dan, Frank, Soldarnal, Matthew... anybody else who wanders through here and knows those texts better than I do?
I broke the synonym between translation and translation-approaches. Some questions need the second tag:
What distinguishes an excellent concordance?
What is morphological analysis, as it relates to Bible study?
Why didn't the Septuagint translate 'ahabah to eros?
The difference is that the q...
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Of the non-public domain translations, the NET Bible has the most liberal licence for copying passages - you can read its licence. You can copy, but not alter or distribute commercially.
If you wish to have complete freedom to act without legal restriction then you need a public domain translati...
I'm glad you asked and I'm glad wax eagle answered first. ;-)
If you want a good answer on Biblical Hermeneutics, it will help to ask a good question. Here are some hints:
Don't use translation, which is depreciated on BH.SE. Rather tag with the source language (hebrew, greek, or aramaic) an...
