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In the followup video, I will share five things that I think are better about the NASB.
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I was an Nasb guy for many years and then switched to the ESV for about 11 years or so. Recently, I’ve gone back to the Nasb but am sort of torn between which to use for my main translation.
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It's strange, but I've always encountered people who where negative toward the nasb for various reasons. When I was younger I didn't live in an area with Christian bookstores and most people would have a kjv/NKJV or niv. Whenever people mentioned nasb they talked like it was so hard to understand and everyone always told young people then the niv was clear, read it. Then one day I picked up an nasb and it just clicked with me. I feel like esv iw almost distracting. But it's always seemed strange to me how often I've encountered some pretty negative views of the translation.
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I have several translations, but pretty much spend most of my time in my ESV. I currently have 3 ESV’s & am going on to ask for a Schuyler ESV for Christmas. I’ve spent time thinking about which translation to get in a Schuyler, & finally decided to get the translation I like best.
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Awesome video, once again. And wow 900 subs :))
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Love this so much because I was wondering why being I grew up on KJV and it were hard for me to understand and then I got into the NKJV and I love love that translation but I’m draw to the ESV and I didn’t know why but this video explains why and as I read my NKJV I have a ESV side by side and they use the same language usage as the KJV just in English which is why I have grown a love for the ESV. Thank you for this video and your right it is widely used
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Tim, that Phillies hoodie is straight fire bro. Where'd you pick that up? I like that you did dueling segments on this topic. This is kind of like the Schuyler vs Allan debate....passionate feelings, good points made by both sides, but in the end, this is not a winnable debate, just good fun opinionating. Keep up the good work.
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I only use ESV, NASB & NKJV love them all
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I love how the ESV reads and when reading out loud, it sounds 'smooth'. I love the NASB as it is more literal! I use the NASB in studies but for reading/devotions...ESV
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Thanks for this video.I LOVE the ESV.I actually have the very first edition of the ESV, before it was first updated, though I have the latest editions too.That's how long I have been using it, and I have never regretted it.As for the notion that it leans toward Calvinism, that is NOT true.I am not a Calvinist, and I have been using it for years, but I do not plan to ever become a Calvinist because of using the ESV, or for any other reason.For as long as I have used it, I have yet to find the places where it actually supports Calvinism.The fact is that you can use just about any Bible version to support just about any theological view point if you really want to.Calvinists did not start to exist when the ESV came along.Some use the NASB, and even the NKJV.Not that I have anything against Calvinists.I rather admire their devotion to the word of God.The ESV is a very scholarly, accurate translation, which is why I think Calvinists are drawn to it.The bottom line is that people from all theological persuasions use the ESV.As usual, your insights with regard to these matters are highly appreciated sir.God bless you.
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Call me crazy, but One of my biggest issues with the ESV is that it doesn’t capitalize all pronouns referring to members of the Godhead.
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New subscriber. Enjoy your thoughtful perspectives. Keep up the good work. God Bless
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I'm not angry or freaked out over the title of your video, which as always, is great!
My thought though is we tend to have these "translation wars", with everyone picking their favorite translation, which is perfectly fine.
But what tends to happen then is some people more or less belittle or put down another translation, and is that what we should be doing in fellowship with one another?
We are so blessed in this nation with our many fine and scholarly translations. We can have these comparisons. But in other parts of the world, this isn't nearly the case. They are just happy to read God's Word.
And in my opinion, pride enters the arena, as we sometimes tend to be critical of a certain translation which, that for someone, is their preferred one that brings them joy in reading the Bible.
It's fantastic that, with all of these choices, you are educating us with the strengths and history of a certain translation. I am certainly enjoying these videos.
My only suggestion is that you more frame it as "a comparison between this and that" or "reasons why you might prefer this over that".
Using words like "better than" or similar, although a great attention grabber, is better left unused.
Just my opinion though. I hope everyone has a great weekend and God Bless!!=)
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Well done. I'm looking forward to the next video extolling the virtues if the NASB over the ESV. I like and use them both though they are still behind my beloved KJV and NKJV.
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I've used the ESV at times, but still prefer my NKJV. I use the NASB occasionally, but used to (years ago) use it exclusively. Recently bought an updated NASB and use it now, sometimes just for reading mostly. Is there that much difference between the old NASB and the recent new one? Just wondering, because I haven't noticed a huge difference?
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I read ESV and it's very easy to read
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Which of ESV 4x revised is better? What year? Last 2016
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Excellent video. My top 3 translations are the NKJV, NASB and ESV..
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I love the NASB and the ESV. I have used the NASB for years, but when I prepare lessons for Bible study I find the ESV sometimes has better word choices that make the argument easier to follow (e.g. Romans 1:21-26 they did not "honor" God so He gave them over to dishonor themselves. The NASB and NKJV uses a different words in 24 & 26 that obscures the connection).
Ephesians 1:10 is a little wordy in the NASB and not quite as clear as the ESV.
But the problem is in other verses the NASB is clearer and more accurate.
I go back and forth between these two constantly and cannot pick one over the other.
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I see you wearing a Phillies jacket. Are you also a Flyers fan?
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@aaronbeverly4711
4 years ago
Yes, validate my preferences.
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