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James Quiggle Translation New Testament

Name: James Quiggle Translation New Testament
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Author: James D. Quiggle
ISBN: 9798987104415

by James D. Quiggle

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For those seeking a clear New Testament translation.

The James Quiggle Translation helps you understand Scripture

You will deepen your faith with accurate God's word.

Discover the James Quiggle Translation New Testament, a faithful and clear rendition of God's word that brings the original text to life for today's readers.

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Equipping you for life's journey with Jesus:

Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
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The James Quiggle Translation of the New Testament (JQTNT) is the culmination of ten years of translation and exegesis of the New Testament books. My purpose was to produce a translation that replicated, as closely as possible, what I believe the original readers would have read in the autographs. The 1904 Nestle text was the primary text, supplemented by later editions, trusted lexicons, textual critics, and grammarians, and compared against eight older to modern translations dating from 1535 to 2005. The result is a translation that reflects the vocabulary and grammar of the New Testament text, and accurately communicates God's word to the believer.