Although the New Testament with Psalms and Proverbs is already available, “the complete LSB will be released in print by the end of 2021. The first print editions will be a verse-by-verse, text format, with reference editions to follow in 2022” (see here). If you want to know more about the Legacy Standard Bible, you can check the FAQ page at the website. I recommend watching these excellent discussions as well:
These videos offer some very interesting observations about proper formal equivalence translation. As always, let us know what you think in the comments.
I am currently serving as the primary teaching elder of Immanuel Baptist Church in Bloomington, Illinois, where I have been since 1993. My fellow-elders are George Drye, Brent Flint, and Ben Murphy, each of whom also resides in Bloomington-Normal, Illinois. Together, by the grace of God, we make up one pretty good pastor! I received my B.A. in Biblical Studies from Columbia Bible College (now Columbia International University) in Columbia, South Carolina. And I received my M.Div. from Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri. And, by the way, my last name has a silent 'h' and is pronounced 'troop.'
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I’d like to look more into the translating of the Divine Name but what little reading I’ve done makes me like this move in the LSB. What are your thoughts on that issue?
I’d like to look more into the translating of the Divine Name but what little reading I’ve done makes me like this move in the LSB. What are your thoughts on that issue?