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New Century Version
Full name:
New Century Version
Other names:
The Youth Bible; The Everyday Bible
Abbreviation:
NCV
Complete Bible published:
1987
Textual basis:
NT: United Bible Societies' Greek text, third edition. OT:
Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia,
with
Septuagint
influence.
[1]
Translation type:
Free translation
Reading level:
Fifth grade
Genesis 1:1-3
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John 3:16
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The New Century Version of the
Bible
is a revision of the International Children's
Bible. The ICB was aimed at young readers and
those with low reading skills/limited vocabulary in English.
It is written at a 3rd grade level (from the
introduction) and is both conservative and evangelical in tone. The
New Testament
was first published in
1978
and the
Old Testament
followed in
1986.
[1]
The ICB was revised somewhat to be a bit more
sophisticated (reading level grade 5) and was
dubbed the New Century Version, released in 1987. A gender-neutral
version was first published in
1991.
[2]
Grudem and Poythress wrote, "The earliest
complete translations of the Bible to adopt a
gender-neutral translation policy were apparently the New Century
Version (NCV) and the International Children’s
Bible (ICB), both published by Word Publishing
Company. The ICB, a simplified edition of the NCV, appeared
first, in 1986. The NCV has a copyright date in
the following year (1987). (The latest edition,
which we cite, has a copyright in 1991.) The simplified
ICB says nothing in its preface about its
gender-neutral translation policy. But the NCV
gives some explanation. The goal of the NCV was to make a Bible
that was clear and easily understood, and the
translators based their vocabulary choice on a
list of words used by the editors of The World Book Encyclopedia
to determine appropriate vocabulary ('Preface,'
p. xiii). Based on the concern for clarity and
simplicity of expression, the NCV translates with considerable
recourse to paraphrase. With regard to gender
language, the NCV is strongly gender-neutral."
[3]
The New Century Version text was paired with
notes containing advice on teenage issues to form
"The Youth Bible," and was updated in 2007. The NCV has been
available as a stand-alone version since 1991.
Also available as a New Testament, Psalms and
Proverbs version known as "Clean: A Recovery Companion"
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http://www.bible-researcher.com/ncv.html
3.
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Wayne Grudem and Vern Poythress, The
Gender-Neutral Bible Controversy: Muting the
Masculinity of God's Words (Nashville, Tenn.: Broadman and Holman, 2000),
29.
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• Article by Ken Anderson
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Online NCV
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