Articles and Videos Revolving Around the LSB
Do you ever wonder why certain words are translated the way they are? So do we! We hope you find this information that first appeared in the Facebook group helpful. A recent exchange questioned the use of “hedgehog” in the LSB. The reader asked,At Is 14:23 the LSB translates qipppod as “hedgehog”. Most translations have …
The Legacy Standard Bible frequently uses a term that is not very familiar today: “cut a covenant.” But have you ever wondered what this phrase means? Why does the LSB translate it this way? Dr. William Varner, one of the translators of the LSB, describes it this way: One contribution of the LSB is to …
Ever wonder why the LSB was translated a certain way? So do many members of the “Legacy Standard Bible Fan Group” on Facebook. In this series of articles, we will be highlighting some insightful questions about the LSB translation process along with the answers a few of the translators provided. Should Uzza be spelled the …
We at 316 Publishing are blessed to have the support of the translators in pointing out what it is that makes the LSB such a unique translation. Recently, Dr. Abner Chou, Interim President of the Master’s University, interacted with the Facebook Legacy Standard Bible Fan Group with a couple of posts that we would like …
