it talks about joseph in the new testament of the bible.
it talks about joseph in the new testament of the bible.
where does it talk about joseph in the bible?
new testament
joseph smith translated selected verses of the bible, working by subject. smith did not complete the entire text of the bible during his lifetime. however, his incomplete work is known as the "joseph smith translation of the bible", or the "inspired version". although this selected translation is not generally quoted by church members, the english bible issued by the church and commonly used by latter-day saints contains cross references to the joseph smith translation (jst), as well as an appendix containing major excerpts from it. however, with the exceptions of smith's translation of portions of the book of genesis (renamed selections from the book of moses) and the translation of matthew (called joseph smith–matthew), no portions of the jst have been officially canonized by the lds church.
standard works
while most translations are made by committees of scholars in order to avoid bias or idiosyncrasy, translations are sometimes made by individuals. the translation of j.b. phillips (1958), the bible in living english (1972) by stephen t. byington, j.n. darby's darby bible (1890), heinz cassirer's translation (1989), r.a. knox (1950), gerrit verkuyl's berkeley version (1959), the complete jewish bible (1998) by dr. david h. stern, robert young's literal translation (1862), jay p.green's literal translation (1985), the emphatic diaglott by benjamin wilson (1864), noah webster's bible translation (1833), the original aramaic bible in plain english (2010) by david bauscher, american king james version (1999) by michael engelbrite, the living bible (1971) by kenneth n. taylor, the modern reader's bible (1914) by richard moulton, the five pauline epistles, a new translation (1900) by william gunion rutherford, joseph bryant rotherham's emphasized bible (1902), professor s. h. hooke's the bible in basic english (1949), the holy name bible containing the holy name version of the old and new testaments (1963) by angelo traina, and eugene h. peterson's the message (2002), and father nicholas king's translation of the greek bible into english, are largely the work of individual translators. others, such as robert alter, n. t. wright and dele ikeorha have translated portions of the bible.
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