Theo Verelst Translation Page

There are two major languages translated in the Bible, evidently greek and hebrew.

• The hebrew language and examples of translations in our bible.
• Maltranslations of the New Testament greek , and some of its implications
• Overview of my viewpoint
  (NOTE: please consider that this is for information for those who are not to taken aback by seriously different translation and as a consequence interpretation, and note that it is founded on a lot more solid material than I currently have had time for to put on these pages)
• More information

Literature

Some of the literature I used for most of the work mentioned above:

Hebrew old Testament, Norman Snaith, The British and Foreign Bible Society, London, 1958

Pocket interlinear new testament, Jay P. Green, Sr. edt., Baker Book House Michican, 1984

Youngšs Analytical Concordance to the Bible, Robert Young, Hendrickson Publishers, 1996

Greek English Lexicon with Revised Supplement, H.G. Liddel and Scott, Claredon Press, Oxford 1996

The analytical Hebrew and Chaldee Lexicon, Benjamin Davidson, Zondervan Publishing House, Michican

The New Scofield Reference Bible with Concordance, Oxford University Press, 1970

Het Bijbels namenboek, Jurriaan Wijchers en Simon Kat, uitgeverij Boekencentrum BV, Œs-Gravenhage 1982

Dakešs Annotational Reference Bible, F.J. Dake, 1978

And various lexicons, dictionaries, and history books found at university libraries. I'll make a more elaborate listing, including page references, etc. as soon as I have more time (and funding).