Why is "The Scriptures" (1998, 2009) such a popular Hebrew Roots and Sacred Name Bible? (Review 1/7)

👇 LINKS 👇 At first glance "The Scriptures" (1998 and 2009) is an attractive Bible if you're wanting to get closer to the original. It features a literal pro-Torah translation, highlights our Hebrew roots, and claims to be Messianic. Many people like this version because it meets their need for a personal Bible they can carry around and read from every day - it's the whole Scriptures, looks and feels really nice, and is widely available in a variety of hard copy and digital formats. It's also appealing how the publishers at the Institute for Scripture Research come across as humble and sincere believers. With all these things going for this version you may be surprised to hear that we emphatically do not recommend it. Even if you like The Scriptures, would you allow us to show you some of the serious problems and misinformation behind it?
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0:00 Introduction
3:18 Pro: Closer to the Original
5:22 Pro: Literal Translation
6:37 Pro: Ideal Primary Bible
7:59 Pro: Widely Available
9:04 Pro: Sincere Translators
11:40 Pro: Not Anti-Torah
24:33 Pro: Jewish References
39:54 Problem: Not "Messianic"
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