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The '''NET Bible''' is a translation by 20 self-described scholars that is being made freely available on the [[internet]] for use, discussion and debate.  It provides a rich source of commentary by the translators, all of whom will burn in hell, because the Bible explicitly states that no words shall be added or removed from the Holy text.<ref>There are now 60,932 translator's notes, up from 60,237 - There is no other Bible anywhere with translator's notes like those in the NET BIBLE. They are so much more than traditional study notes.</ref> and it brings out new versions in a manner similar to new versions of software.
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The '''NET Bible''' is a translation by 20 self-described scholars that is being made freely available on the [[internet]] for use, discussion and debate.  It provides a rich source of commentary by the translators,<ref>There are now 60,932 translator's notes, up from 60,237 - There is no other Bible anywhere with translator's notes like those in the NET BIBLE. They are so much more than traditional study notes.</ref> and it brings out new versions in a manner similar to new versions of software.
  
 
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The NET Bible is a translation by 20 self-described scholars that is being made freely available on the internet for use, discussion and debate. It provides a rich source of commentary by the translators,[1] and it brings out new versions in a manner similar to new versions of software.

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  1. ↑ There are now 60,932 translator's notes, up from 60,237 - There is no other Bible anywhere with translator's notes like those in the NET BIBLE. They are so much more than traditional study notes.