Greek Bible TGV (Audio)

Modern Greek - The Bible (Old and New Testament) (TGV)

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Jehovah's Witnesses, acknowledging the valuable work of many heterodox scholars, using the forms and in their study dozens recognized translations of the entire spectrum of the Christian world, and even some of these adopted and promoted by the Watchtower Society. In Greece, for example, most of Jehovah's Witnesses spiritually nurtured mainly in the Modern Translation (c. 1850) by Archimandrite Neofytou Vamva, but also to the New Testament of the Four Teachers (1967) of the Theological School of Athens.

However, because a) there has been progress in finding old manuscripts that improve picture Bible genuine text, b) have a better understanding about the biblical languages ​​and c) as is normal, modern languages ​​continue to evolve, translation Bible no longer a necessity. Additionally, Jehovah's Witnesses felt that the existing translations of the Bible, to one extent or another, influenced by religious traditions as they were formed long after the completion of writing of the Bible. The most typical basis of this visa is that most translations are not at all mentioned the personal name of God, that Jehovah or Yahweh, which documented replies about 7,000 times in ancient Bible texts. All these reasons prompted the then President of the Watchtower Nathan Homer Knorr Company to appoint a committee to prepare a new translation of the Bible.

First began work on the translation of the Christian Greek Scriptures (New Testament) in English, which lasted from December 1947 until September 1949. The translation was published in 1950, while they had begun work on the return of Jewish Scriptures (Old Testament) in English. They initially released in installments, but in 1960 presented the monotomi version of the whole project.