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Free NIV Holy Bible Audio &BookApp The new international version (NIV) is acompletelyoriginal translation of the Bible developed by more thanonehundred scholars working from the best available Hebrew,Aramaicand Greek texts.
The initial vision for the project was provided by asingleindividual – an engineer working with General Electric inSeattleunder the name Howard Long. Long was a lifelong devotee ofthe KingJames version, but when he shared with his friends wasgrieved tofind that don't connect. Long saw the need for atranslation thatcaptured the truth that he loved in the language ofhiscontemporaries spoke.
For 10 years, Long and a growing group of supporters who sharedrovethis idea. The passion of a man has become the passion of achurchand ultimately the passion of an entire group ofdenominations. Andfinally, in 1965, after several years ofpreparatory study, atrans-denominational and international groupof scholars met atPalos Heights, Illinois and decided to startworking on your project– determination not simply adapt anexisting English version of theBible, but to start from scratchwith the best available manuscriptsin the original languages.Their conclusion was endorsed by a largenumber of church leaderswho met in Chicago in 1966.
A self-governing body of fifteen biblical scholars, the CommitteeonBible translation (CBT) was formed and charged withresponsibilityfor the version and in 1968 the Bible Society of NewYork (who laterbecame the International Bible Society and thenBiblica) generouslyundertook the financial sponsorship of theproject. The translationof each book was assigned to translationteams, each consisting oftwo translators of lead, two consultantsand a stylistic consultantif necessary. The initial translationsproduced by these teams werecarefully examined and reviewed byeditorial boards of five scholarscheck them against the originaltexts and evaluate them forcomprehensibility. Each text was thensubjected to a GeneralCommittee of eight to twelve members beforebeing distributed toselected external critics and to all membersof CBT in preparationfor a final review. Samples of thetranslation were tested forclarity and ease of reading withpastors, students, scholars and layacross the entire range ofaudiences. Perhaps no other translationhas undergone a thoroughprocess of review and revision. From thebeginning, the NIV hastried to bring modern readers of the Bible asclosely as possibleto the experience of early readers Bible:providing the bestpossible blend of transparency to originaldocuments and understandthe original meaning in every verse. Withthis clarity of focus,however, came to the realization that thework to translate the NIVwould never truly complete. As newdiscoveries have been made aboutthe biblical world and itslanguages, and as the rules of Englishusage developed and changedover time, the NIV would also need tochange to keep true to itsoriginal vision.
And so in the original paper NIV, provision was made not onlytorelease periodic updates to the text, but also to createamechanism for continuous monitoring of changes inbiblicalscholarship and use of English. The CBT was charged to meeteachyear to review, maintain and strengthen the NIV renders exactlyandfaithfully God's unchangeable word in modern English.
World English Bible (WEB)
King James Version (KJV)
New King James Version (NKJV)
English Standard Version (ESV)
New International Version (NIV)
New Living Translation (NLT)
New American Standard Bible (NASB)
The initial vision for the project was provided by asingleindividual – an engineer working with General Electric inSeattleunder the name Howard Long. Long was a lifelong devotee ofthe KingJames version, but when he shared with his friends wasgrieved tofind that don't connect. Long saw the need for atranslation thatcaptured the truth that he loved in the language ofhiscontemporaries spoke.
For 10 years, Long and a growing group of supporters who sharedrovethis idea. The passion of a man has become the passion of achurchand ultimately the passion of an entire group ofdenominations. Andfinally, in 1965, after several years ofpreparatory study, atrans-denominational and international groupof scholars met atPalos Heights, Illinois and decided to startworking on your project– determination not simply adapt anexisting English version of theBible, but to start from scratchwith the best available manuscriptsin the original languages.Their conclusion was endorsed by a largenumber of church leaderswho met in Chicago in 1966.
A self-governing body of fifteen biblical scholars, the CommitteeonBible translation (CBT) was formed and charged withresponsibilityfor the version and in 1968 the Bible Society of NewYork (who laterbecame the International Bible Society and thenBiblica) generouslyundertook the financial sponsorship of theproject. The translationof each book was assigned to translationteams, each consisting oftwo translators of lead, two consultantsand a stylistic consultantif necessary. The initial translationsproduced by these teams werecarefully examined and reviewed byeditorial boards of five scholarscheck them against the originaltexts and evaluate them forcomprehensibility. Each text was thensubjected to a GeneralCommittee of eight to twelve members beforebeing distributed toselected external critics and to all membersof CBT in preparationfor a final review. Samples of thetranslation were tested forclarity and ease of reading withpastors, students, scholars and layacross the entire range ofaudiences. Perhaps no other translationhas undergone a thoroughprocess of review and revision. From thebeginning, the NIV hastried to bring modern readers of the Bible asclosely as possibleto the experience of early readers Bible:providing the bestpossible blend of transparency to originaldocuments and understandthe original meaning in every verse. Withthis clarity of focus,however, came to the realization that thework to translate the NIVwould never truly complete. As newdiscoveries have been made aboutthe biblical world and itslanguages, and as the rules of Englishusage developed and changedover time, the NIV would also need tochange to keep true to itsoriginal vision.
And so in the original paper NIV, provision was made not onlytorelease periodic updates to the text, but also to createamechanism for continuous monitoring of changes inbiblicalscholarship and use of English. The CBT was charged to meeteachyear to review, maintain and strengthen the NIV renders exactlyandfaithfully God's unchangeable word in modern English.
World English Bible (WEB)
King James Version (KJV)
New King James Version (NKJV)
English Standard Version (ESV)
New International Version (NIV)
New Living Translation (NLT)
New American Standard Bible (NASB)
