The Modern Literal Version
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Below are some achievements the MLV has over other versions
of God’s word:
1.
Literal translation; (no paraphrase anywhere).
2.
Supplied words marked.
3.
Removal of man-made implanted ideas and doctrines.
4.
Verses used by many false religions to proof their
doctrines whereas God does not. The MLV sticks with
“thus saith the Greek” in pleasing God to keep His original
word from corruption.
5.
Each Greek word translated uniformly and accurately.
6.
Each English word uniformly rendered from a single
Greek word or Greek word group.
7.
MLV is free in electronic formats.
The Modern Literal Version is like a concordance with
links to the Greek Lexicon and Greek Concordance. Any mistakes found
in the MLV will be corrected immediately by the original Greek
that we find making up God’s word. Rest assured the
reader is reading the true word of God and one that will guide
them to eternity. The
question comes then, as to why would someone seeking God, not
want to use the World’s Most Accurate Bible?
Note: If a mistake is found in the MLV, email the
recommendation to MLVbible (at) gmail (dot) com, and please
the theologians and bible scholars make the necessary
corrections using the Greek from the original time of Christ
to continue to make the MLV an error-free Bible in English.
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