TLB

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TLB is a popular paraphrased English version of the Bible aimed at making the text easily understandable in contemporary language.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bible translation
English Bible version
abbreviationOf The Living Bible
approachToTranslation thought-for-thought
basedOn traditional Protestant biblical canon
compiler Kenneth N. Taylor
Kenneth N. Taylor
surface form: Kenneth Taylor
contains New Testament
Bible
surface form: Old Testament
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticizedFor departures from literal wording of original languages
denominationalOrientation evangelical
firstPublicationForm New Testament paraphrase
fullName The Living Bible
genre Bible paraphrase
religious text
influenced New Living Translation
language English
notableFeature aims for readability over literal accuracy
often used for devotional reading
popular in evangelical circles in the 1970s
uses simplified contemporary English
publicationPeriod 1960s–1970s
publisher Tyndale House Publishers
purpose to make the Bible easily understandable in contemporary language
readingLevel simplified
religiousTradition Christianity
targetAudience evangelical Christians
modern English readers
textBasis American Standard Version
translationType paraphrase
usedFor evangelism materials
family devotions
personal Bible study

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