Hermenuticsintermediate
Match each stage or term in the production of English Bibles with its description.
Answer
Revelation - God discloses what was hidden, Inspiration - God guides the writing of Scripture through human authors, Transmission - Texts are copied and preserved through time, Translation - Scripture is rendered into another language
Explanation
### The pairs
| Item | Matches | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Revelation | God discloses what was hidden | Revelation makes God and his purposes known to people. |
| Inspiration | God guides the writing of Scripture through human authors | Inspiration describes divine guidance while retaining the human authors’ contribution. |
| Transmission | Texts are copied and preserved through time | Transmission accounts for the preservation of manuscripts across generations. |
| Translation | Scripture is rendered into another language | Translation communicates the text to people who do not use its original languages. |
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