Bible Translations

[jsibelius]

Don't forget the cheetos!

Point! There is NO life without Cheetos.

[Luke]

Point! There is NO life without Cheetos.

Now, for the truly important question...

...crunchy or puffs?

[FritterGirl]

Puffs. Ya gotta have the puffs. More cheeto dust!

[jsibelius]

Now, for the truly important question...

...crunchy or puffs?

Both. It depends on the mood. They taste different from each other.

[Luke]

I love crunchy myself... more sophisticated.

heh

[CuatrodeMayo]

Liar.

We all know that you subsist solely on Red Bull, beef jerky, and the souls of wayward children.

Looks like you are one for three.

[jsibelius]

Looks like you are one for three.

What brand of beef jerky?

[CCOKC]

I'm sorry, I hate to pull a Metro but how did this thread go from the Bible to Cheetos and beef jerkey. By the way puffed cheetos are for children.

[Luke]

By the way puffed cheetos are for children.

[Oh GAWD the Smell!]

Jalapeno Cheetos are the nectar of kings.

[ShiroiHikari]

I use an NIV Bible most of the time, but the New Living is refreshing to look at sometimes. I believe with that version they went back to the original source and did a new translation that isn't quite as literal but still conveys the same meanings.

[jsibelius]

Just be sure to wipe your fingers between page turns.

[OKCitizen]

Any bible translation from the original Greek or Hebrew that doesn't butcher John 1:1 works for me. The Word was God. Not "a god".

[Prunepicker]

Any bible translation from the original Greek or Hebrew that doesn't butcher John
1:1 works for me. The Word was God. Not "a god".

It can also be translated "and God was the Word". Why would God allow
another god to be given such significance in this Gospel?