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I’m doing some research on “lying” (and derivative word forms, like “lie” or “lies”) and need to cite Scripture verses. Which source employs more accurate translation from the Greek: KJV or NAB? Please don’t guess at the answer. It’s probably helpful if you read Greek.]
The NAB often uses the word “lying” to mean “reclining.” The NAB often translates “lies” into “idols.” In the KJV version, “lying” refers to “falsehoods,” “deceit,” etc. I am researching the latter sense - “falsehoods.”
Thank you for your help. If necessary, I can provide examples. One example would be Psalms 24:4-5 (deceit vs. idol).
The NAB often uses the word “lying” to mean “reclining.” The NAB often translates “lies” into “idols.” In the KJV version, “lying” refers to “falsehoods,” “deceit,” etc. I am researching the latter sense - “falsehoods.”
Thank you for your help. If necessary, I can provide examples. One example would be Psalms 24:4-5 (deceit vs. idol).