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Translator bias.There are two main English translations used most frequently by scholars:NRSV (New Revised Standard Version, 1989)The NRSV is the English translation of the Bible most likely to be used in scholarly publications. It was completed in 1989 as a revision/replacement to the RSV (Revised Standard Version). The RSV was a revision/replacement to the KJV (King James Version). The NRSV tends to take a more literal approach towards translating Scripture.JPS Tanakh (New JPS Translation 1985, Jewish Publication Society)JPS Tanakh is the second translation of the Jewish Publication Society of the Hebrew Bible. The first JPS translation of the Bible was published in 1917 (although the New JPS Tanakh is not a revision of the old version, but an entirely new translation). JPS tends to take a more idiomatic approach towards translating Scripture. It is widely considered the normative Jewish translation of the Hebrew Bible into English. More information can be found here.Two honorable mentions for English translations:NIV (New International Version, latest version 2011)The NIV is a very popular, perhaps the most popular English translation of the Hebrew Bible. It has gone through several revisions with the latest version coming out in 2011. One of the major criticisms of the NIV is that it occasionally betrays Protestant-Evangelical leanings at certain points in its translation. However, if used with caution, it can still be a very helpful translation of the Hebrew Bible.NJB (New Jerusalem Bible, 1985)This is an updated version of the Jerusalem Bible (1966). Both were published specifically as English translations of the Hebrew Bible authorized by the Roman Catholic Church. As all the best English translations of the Hebrew Bible are somehow connected to a religious body (and never entirely free from its ideology), it makes sense to diversify the ideology one might be exposed to. NJB is a fine quality translation. -->
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