Information Panel - Latin Translation?
As I've been reading the Christian Standard Bible this year I've been extensively using the Information panel. Recently I've noticed that the "Translation" section includes a Latin text. To me this seems like a mistake. Should these translations not all be English?
The example below is from James 4:10. All the translations use "humble yourselves" except for the Clementine Vulgate which, of course, uses Latin. Perhaps this resource has been incorrectly identified. Thoughts?
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I had not noticed the Latin before, but I think you'll get a result for every reverse interlinear you have. I didn't have the Vulgate RI until recently.
I'm guessing that someone who has Spanish or German RIs along with English could confirm this.
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Mine is a bit more fun - yes, I believe languages depend upon what you own.
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Robert M. Warren said:
you'll get a result for every reverse interlinear you have.
Correct:
And if you choose a passage from the Hebrew Bible, e.g. Leviticus 26:41, you will also get the Greek translation from the Septuagint:
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Thanks for all your responses. I now have a better understanding that this information just reflects the content of any reverse interlinear and translations from the LXX.
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