The one which aligns with
steady 14C, back to about 5,000 yrs.ago....
“much of the 14C dating of things carries us back 5,000 years, and then we see huge jumps (to 60,000 years or more). Could this be due to the fact that there was much less cosmic radiation hitting the earth prior to the great Downpour (flood) spoken of in Genesis Chapter 6? For if our earth had once been protected from such radiation by huge quantities of stratospheric ice crystals (as many have suggested) which fell to the earth as a flood, then the radiocarbon and luminescence dating clocks are unreliable and are indicating much older dates for materials than may actually be true.”
http://www.2001translation.com/Authenticity.htm#_14
Sorry, hockeycowboy, but what does any of that have to do with my reply (post 283)?
@Hockeycowboy
First. I wanted to ask you which translation do you read and use the most?
Or which Bible (translation) does your church officially use?
Second:
The only (mostly complete) extant Septuagint manuscripts are the Codex Alexandrinus and Codex Vaticanus. The datings of Genesis genealogy, differed slightly, thereby giving different dates to when the Flood occurred.
So, which manuscript is the correct one?
I have asked you which translation you personally use, most often?
Which translation do your church recommend?
And were you unaware that two main extant versions of the Septuagint bible exist?
These are the Codex Alexandrinus and Codex Vaticanus, both written in 10th century CE, and they are the most complete Septuagint manuscripts that we have, but Alexandrinus have some missing books or missing chapters. While C Vaticanus is undamaged and with no missing books or chapters.
The genealogy in Genesis 5, are undamaged, so if you were to compare these 2 Greek versions, so there is a discrepancy between 2 versions of 14 years.
How would you determine which manuscript is in error?
So which translations do you and your church use?