"...what about their argument that there’s a mistranslation in Exodus 21? AiG’s Tim Chaffey, the content manager for our attractions, thoroughly debunks that claim:" - AiG
"Each kit, worth $2,500, provides access to all the Bible translation software a language group needs, along with a built-in satellite internet connection. When one language group receives a BTAK and translates the Scriptures into their own heart language, they pass along what they’ve learned to other language groups in their region, according to Wycliffe." - C.Post
"IF: Gathering kicks off crowdfunding campaign where donors sponsor a verse a month toward global Scripture access by 2033." - C.Today
"The ASLV, a series of videos, can be accessed on the Deaf Missions website and the Deaf Missions Video App....Deaf Missions will host a virtual celebration on their Facebook page Thursday (Oct. 1) at 7 p.m. CDT." - BPNews
"Wycliffe Bible Translators has recently adapted their translation software, 'ParaText,' for smartphones, dubbing it 'ParaText Lite,' and has described it as a game-changer in several ways." - Christian Post
On the degree to which KJV uses "the same English word each time [a] Greek or Hebrew word is used." - Mark Ward
