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- A Review of the TNIV, by Benny C. Aker
- Examples of Improvement in Accuracy of the TNIV over the NIV When Following the Colorado Springs Guidelines, by Mark L. Strauss
- TNIV: The Untold Story of a Good Translation, by Craig Blomberg
- Today's New International Version (Top Ten Bible Versions #2), by Rick Mansfield
- Very Preliminary Observations on the TNIV, by Rodney J. Decker
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Books that use TNIV as default Bible version
- An Introduction to the New Testament, by D.A. Carson & Douglas J. Moo
- Becoming Conversant with the Emerging Church, by D.A. Carson
- How Long, O Lord?: Reflections on Suffering and Evil (2nd ed.), by D.A. Carson
- How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth, by Gordon D. Fee & Douglas Stuart (2003 edition)
- Just Walk Across the Room, by Bill Hybels
- Listening to the Beliefs of Emerging Churches: Five Perspectives
- Peppermint-Filled Piñatas, by Eric Michael Bryant
- Sex God: Exploring the Endless Connections Between Sexuality And Spirituality, by Rob Bell
- The Beauty Behind the Mask: Rediscovering the Books of the Bible, by Christopher R. Smith
- The Deity Formerly Known as God, by Jarrett Stevens
- The Letters to Timothy And Titus (New International Commentary on the New Testament), by Philip H. Towner
- The Manga Bible, by Siku
- The Real Mary: Why All Christians Should Embrace the Mother of Jesus, by Scot McKnight
- The Writings of St. Paul (2nd ed.), by Wayne A. Meeks & John T. Fitzgerald
- Two Views on Women in Ministry
- Velvet Elvis, by Rob Bell
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6 comments:
Is this new information? I have listened to some of his sermons recently online, and he used the NIV, not the TNIV.
On a side note, I have noticed both Erwin McManus and John Ortberg both preach from the NIV even though they "endorse" the TNIV on the TNIV web page. Rob Bell is the only endorser of the TNIV that I have actually heard preach from it regularly. Why is this?
And another thing...
I think Rob Bell is also one of the only TNIV "endorsers" to use the TNIV in his books. If the TNIV is ever going to gain readership, Zondervan needs to encourage its authors to use the TNIV more instead of the NIV.
Does anyone know of anyone (pastor/teacher) who regularly uses the TNIV as their text, or a writer who uses it as their main scripture? I have only heard of Rob Bell and Dr Fee.
Andy Stanley uses the TNIV.
Thanks for the info, Rick. I have used the TNIV as my main translation for over 3 years now and love it. I am a member of a SBC church, and sometimes when I hear comments about the TNIV, I feel like I should carry it to church in a brown paper bag! I try to explain translations issues, but usually I get a dull stare. I suggest that they read "How to Read the Bible for all its Worth" and "How to pick a translation for all its worth" to explain it. Hopefully more 'high profile' people will start using it.
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