Which Bible has full of grace Luke 1:28?

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I like to know which Bible translation has full of grace in Luke 1:28. I know the Douy Rheims has it, and the Revised Standard Version Bible has it, and the Latin Vulgate has it.

I’m not sure if the Second Edition of the Revised Stanard Version has it. What other translations has this.
 
Hi Mannyfit,
“full of grace” is found in the Revised Standard Version 2nd Catholic edition and also in the Douay. I am not aware of other versions which may have this rendering.

God bless,
Jaypeeto4
 
Hi Mannyfit,
“full of grace” is found in the Revised Standard Version 2nd Catholic edition and also in the Douay. I am not aware of other versions which may have this rendering.

God bless,
Jaypeeto4
The Douay-Rheims-Challoner
The Confraternity NT (1941)
The RSV-CE (1965-66)
The RSV-2CE
 
The Douay-Rheims-Challoner
The Confraternity NT (1941)
The RSV-CE (1965-66)
The RSV-2CE
I have a confraternity NT from 1962 which translates as Full of Grace, and also the Aramaic Peshitta Bible translates as full of Grace
 
I like to know which Bible translation has full of grace in Luke 1:28. I know the Douy Rheims has it, and the Revised Standard Version Bible has it, and the Latin Vulgate has it.

I’m not sure if the Second Edition of the Revised Stanard Version has it. What other translations has this.
The original Greek has it.
 
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