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Biblical Hermeneutics
Michael16
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Read my main question on the translation of Gal 3:21 "if a law had been given" by all modern bible versions, and try to answer if it is the biggest mistranslation in the Bible based on the bias that the law could never give life, which Paul never suggested? Is it appropriate to translate Galatians 3:21 as "If a law had been given"?

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11 What are the oldest known records of interpretation agreeing with New Perspective on Paul? Sep 26 '16
10 Is it appropriate to translate Galatians 3:21 as "If a law had been given"? Sep 16 '16
8 Why is there a separation between Luke and Acts? Jul 10
5 Does being "least in the kingdom" signify hell in Matt 5:19? Nov 6 '16
4 Which work did Jesus mean in John 17:4 about already finishing the work that God gave him? Feb 28 '17
4 Does Isaiah 66:15-18 mean those who eat pigs and mice will be judged and slain? Mar 14 '17
4 Sin Vs Transgression: is there a technical difference? Lev 16:16 "uncleannesses, transgressions, all their sins" Jun 5
4 Does Romans 5:12 say that we inherit the sin of Adam and Eve? Jun 27
3 Is the church at the time of the book of James meeting in synagogues? Jul 26
3 Why is John 5:4 missing in the NIV? Sep 5
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