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March 14, 2018
Title: Interview with Dr. Andrew Macintosh
Topic: Interview with Dr. Andrew Macintosh
Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)
Day 3
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of this week we will be airing an interview between Mark Lanier and Professor Dr. Andrew Macintosh of St. John’s College, Cambridge University, England.
Professor Macintosh is an expert in Hebrew and the Old Testament. He is a member of the Cambridge Panel of the British and Foreign Bible Society’s Translation Project and he was one of three scholars charged with the revision of the New English Bible in 1970, which then became the Revised English Bible in 1989.
Professor Macintosh and his wife, Mary, have looked after nearly 100 foster children, and they have three “homemade” children, along with seven grandchildren.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
When King James was translated, did the translators use the Miles Coverdale translation?
Which is a better, more accurate translation: Greek or Hebrew? Or, is this a myth?
Listen as Dr. Macintosh tells a story how the Greeks would get elephants drunk to send them into battle!
When Dr. Macintosh translated the Psalms into modern English, which verse stood out the most? This is interesting stuff! You don’t want to miss it!!
What “life wisdom” does Dr. Macintosh offer?
For more information about Mark’s Class, click [here].
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March 13, 2018
Title: Interview with Dr. Andrew Macintosh
Topic: Interview with Dr. Andrew Macintosh
Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)
Day 2
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of this week we will be airing an interview between Mark Lanier and Professor Dr. Andrew Macintosh of St. John’s College, Cambridge University, England.
Professor Macintosh is an expert in Hebrew and the Old Testament. He is a member of the Cambridge Panel of the British and Foreign Bible Society’s Translation Project and he was one of three scholars charged with the revision of the New English Bible in 1970, which then became the Revised English Bible in 1989.
Professor Macintosh and his wife, Mary, have looked after nearly 100 foster children, and they have three “homemade” children, along with seven grandchildren.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Why did Dr. Macintosh choose to write a commentary on the book of “Hosea”? Listen as Dr. Macintosh passionately explains his desire to share Hosea’s love for his wife, just as God loves us.
What does “Hosea” mean?
Dr. Macintosh was selected, along with seven others, to translate the Psalms in the 1970’s into modern English. Was this a difficult task?
Who is Miles Coverdale and why was he important to Dr. Macintosh’s task?
How is the King James Version of the Psalms different than Miles Coverdale’s?
For more information about Mark’s Class, click [here].
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March 12, 2018
Title: Interview with Dr. Andrew Macintosh
Topic: Interview with Dr. Andrew Macintosh
Discussed by Mark Lanier
with Biblical Literacy (www.Biblical-Literacy.com)
Day 1
Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday of this week we will be airing an interview between Mark Lanier and
Professor Dr. Andrew Macintosh of St. John’s College, Cambridge
University, England.
Professor Macintosh is an expert in Hebrew and the Old Testament. He is a member of the Cambridge Panel of the British and Foreign Bible Society’s Translation Project and he was one of three scholars charged with the revision of the New English Bible in 1970, which then became the Revised English Bible in 1989.
Professor Macintosh and his wife, Mary, have looked after nearly 100 foster children, and they have three “homemade” children, along with seven grandchildren.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Who is Professor Dr. Andrew Macintosh?
Why did Dr. Macintosh and his wife, Mary, desire to help so many foster children?
How/why did Dr. Macintosh decide to study Hebrew?
Listen as Dr. Macintosh tells a fun, funny story about the Archbishop…
Why did Dr. Macintosh choose to write a commentary on the book of “Hosea”? Tune in tomorrow for more in this!!
For more information about Mark’s Class, click [here].
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