They give the meaning of the whole sentence. They're good for readability. The idea is to communicate meaning. These versions paraphrase the original text to give you an overall storyflow. If you're looking for a quick read, easy understanding, smoothness of vocabulary, then sense-for-sense translations are for you. These are good for younger audiences who want to get a feel for the Bible. The Explanation does not recommend sense-for-sense translations for in-depth Bible study. Please like and subscribe for more about in-depth Bible Study to reach the God-intended meaning of Scripture. How to do in-depth Bible study 24/7/365 free. Go to to use the Bible tools: King James Bible Hebrew-Greek Interlinear Bible Strong's Concordance. FREE Online Hebrew course to unlock Bible meaning by mastering Biblical Hebrew without learning the alphabet, vocabulary, grammar, and conjugations. This short come
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