Danish Bible Society’s translation omits dozens of references to Israel

Discussion in 'Bible Chat' started by Fenris, Aug 23, 2020.

  1. Fenris

    Fenris Active Member

    Happened a few months ago, but still relevant (and weird).
     
  2. tango

    tango ... and you shall live ... Staff Member

    If Israel of old might be confused with Israel of now but Egypt of old wouldn't be confused with Egypt of now, would the Jews of old be confused with the Jews of today? Inquiring minds want to know.
     
  3. Fenris

    Fenris Active Member

    Good questions, I don't understand it either.
     
  4. RabbiKnife

    RabbiKnife Open the pod bay door, please HAL. Staff Member

    Denmark is not mentioned in the Bible.

    That says a lot.
    Just sayin'
     
  5. Fenris

    Fenris Active Member

  6. tango

    tango ... and you shall live ... Staff Member

    Those pesky Joos, causing so many questions pi-in-face
     
  7. Fenris

    Fenris Active Member

    This reminds me of a quote from the Jewish author Isaac Bashevis Singer: "The Jews are a people who can't sleep themselves and let nobody else sleep..."
     
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  8. Athanasius

    Athanasius Life is not a problem to be solved Staff Member

    Hey, you know, it's easy to make fun of this thing, but I can see how someone might become confused between ancient Israel and the modern-day state. I'm sure that once they learn how to read that confusion will clear itself up on its own.
     
  9. Fenris

    Fenris Active Member

    You mean there's a difference? Does anyone make this distinction with other countries?
     
  10. tango

    tango ... and you shall live ... Staff Member

    How many countries have disappeared and then been reinstated? I guess there's an outside chance that would cause some confusion, especially for the hard of comprehension.
     
  11. Fenris

    Fenris Active Member

    I suppose we have just this one example.
    Lol
     

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