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Good day fellow believers.

I need help in looking for bible translations with a few specific characteristics:

  1. Does not have the Johannine Comma

  2. Does not have the parenthesis in Mark 7:19 "(In saying this, Jesus declared all foods clean.)"

  3. Uses "fornicators" or other similar broader terms rather than specifically "homosexuals" (i.e. for 1 Timothy 1:10)

  4. Preferably a Formal Equivalence, but Dynamic is fine

My own prior search has led me into just the Darby and The New Darby versions. However, if any of you know of any other translations with similar traits, please let me know. Thank you very much and God bless.

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That R error means your dependent variable WordsInt$DF_Scored is being treated as a list, but modeling functions like lm(), aov(), or lmer() require it to be a numeric or factor vector, not a list.

That R error means your dependent variable WordsInt$DF_Scored is being treated as a list, but modeling functions like lm(), aov(), or lmer() require it to be a numeric or factor vector, not a list.

That R error means your dependent variable WordsInt$DF_Scored is being treated as a list, but modeling functions like lm(), aov(), or lmer() require it to be a numeric or factor vector, not a list.

That R error means your dependent variable WordsInt$DF_Scored is being treated as a list, but modeling functions like lm(), aov(), or lmer() require it to be a numeric or factor vector, not a list.

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