ESV Bible

The ESV Bible also known as the English Standard Version was produced as a revised version of the Revised Standard Version created in 1971. This is an English translation and was published in 2001 by Crossway Bibles.  The ESV Bible is a more literal translation compared to the RSV Bible as it attempts to not improve on the originals.

The translation of the ESV Bible was conducted by over 100 Christian men and women, with many being evangelical leaders and scholars, having a true commitment to providing the truthfulness of the words of God. The ESV Bible represents a translation that has not been suited for the changing cultural fashions of the modern day, but provides a translation into the words that have been supplied by the Lord.

The ESV Bible is considered as a huge improvement upon centuries of English Bible translations, with a constant commitment to containing the faithfulness of the original text. It is claimed to be the best modern translation in English literature.  Due to the literal translation of the ESV Bible, it conveys to the reader the original biblical text, giving a greater understanding of the words and concepts used when the original translating of the Bible occurred. Other Bibles try to translate the meanings of phrases and text giving more creativity to the translator, whereas the ESV Bible is translated in terms of treating each word as individual giving precision on the original words written.  Although other Bible translations maybe more readable, the ESV Bible prides itself in the accuracy and actual translation of the original words, becoming one of the most important pieces of literature ever created.