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Translation of Familial Language in the Bible
An Overview of the Issue

January 01, 2012 by Andrea and Leith Gray Rick Brown

Tags: language, translation

A well-educated non-Christian woman was reading the Gospel of Luke for the first time. She came to Luke 2:48, where Mary says to Jesus, “Son,…Your father and I have been anxiously searching for...

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