Hermeneutical Issues (Part 1)

Dr. Robert Stein

The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

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Lesson

There is no such thing as an exact word equivalent when going from one language to another. Different languages as well as different cultures pose a challenge for translators. It's important to use the best manuscripts for your translation.

Outline

Hermeneutical Issues Involved in Translation

I. There is no one to one correspondence between languages.

II. A Good Translation Should:

A. Be based on the best manuscripts.