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Bible Version Detail — Phillip's New Testament(Phil)
 | Abbreviation: | Phil | ||
| Name: | Phillip's New Testament | |||
| Functional Translation (1-10): | 7 | |||
| Formal Translation (1-10): | 1 | |||
| Ease of reading (1-10, 10 is easiest): | 8 | |||
| Public Reading (1-10): | 6 | |||
| Serious Study (1-10): | 3 | |||
| Gender Neutral Language (1-10): | 1 | |||
| Capitalization of pronouns referring to God (Yes/No): | No | |||
| Extensive Translation of cultural terms (Yes/No): | No | |||
| Translated by Committee (Yes/No): | No | |||
| Interdenominational Participation (Yes/No): | No | |||
| Interfaith Participation (Yes/No): | No | |||
| Committee Note: | Individual translator | |||
| An old standard that sort of started the idea of paraphrases. It is not properly called a paraphrase, because the translator, J. B. Phillips, worked from the source language texts. | ||||
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New Testament in Modern English
New Testament in Modern English
New Testament in Modern English, the Kivarbound
The New Testament in Modern English
The New Testament in modern English
The New Testament in modern English
The New Testament in modern English
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