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    <title>International Journal of Frontier Missiology</title>
    <subTitle>The Terms of Translation</subTitle>
    <partNumber>Nr. 3 28 (2011)</partNumber>
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  <abstract>From the Editor's Desk Brad Gill  A New Look at Translating Familial Biblical Terms Rick Brown, Leith Gray and Andrea Gray  Translating Familial Biblical Terms: An Overview of the Issue Rick Brown, Leith Gray and Andrea Gray (Note: This abridged version of "A New Look at Translating Familial Biblical Terms" appeared in the January-February 2012 issue of Mission Frontiers magazine.)  A Brief Analysis of Filial and Paternal Terms in the Bible Rick Brown, Leith Gray, and Andrea Gray  When “Literal” is Inaccurate: A Multi-Dimensional Approach to Translating Scripture Meaningfully  Donna Toulmin  Ideological Challenges for Bible Translators, Roy E. Ciampa  Basic Principles and Procedures for Bible Translation, Forum of Bible Agencies International  Book Reviews  In Others' Words</abstract>
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