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Exegesis and Translation

Exegesis and Translation

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  • Jean Claude Margot

Does a reader's exegesis influence his translation of the Bible? Is a good exegete by definition also a good translator? This article clarifies the position of the United Bible Societies concerning the exegetical training needed for translators. Secondly, it works out the thesis that an exegete is rarely a good translator.

Source: Evangelical Quarterly, 1978. 10 pages.

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