Examples from the New Living Translation’s Deuterocanon
Below are three less than random examples from the NLT’s Deuterocanon.
Thoughts on the NLT Catholic Reference Bible and a Request to Tyndale
As many of readers may suspect, I greatly enjoy the New Living Translation and I make use of the Deuterocanonical
Canon vs. Scripture
Damian crafts and argument, then writes
Sirach 5.1-8 God is the Lord (Reposted – Revised and Expanded)
Sirach 5:1-8 (1) Do not set your heart on your wealth, nor say, “I am independent.” (2) Do not follow
Sirach 4.11-19 – The Pursuit of Wisdom
Sirach 4:11-19 – We are reminded that the Wisdom books of the Deuterocanon presents a developed notion of Wisdom as
Sirach 4.1-10 – Compassion leads to Christ
For those of you are might me new to this blog, or this series, I began posting on Sirach some
From the Bible that is Rarely Read: Sirach 39.1-11
*I am not trying to design these as a commentary, but as a point for discussion and perhaps as a
From the Bible that is Rarely Read: Sirach 5.1-7
Sirach 5:1-7 from the Revised Standard Version (1) Do not set your heart on your wealth, nor say, “I have