I just read some specific parts of the Bible in many different languages and I'm SHOCKED beyond believe how people have not come up with this yet on a mainstream level.

To be specific: I speak German, English, Croatian fluently and understand a shitload of Italian and Dutch (NL). After reading "Jude", Judi, Judas I just don't know what to say other than there is extremely huge fuckery going on in the Vatican or the National level of the church. The Croatian one is probably the most extreme reading, depending on the POV of the reader.

Is there any theology student/prof/pro around and knows anything about that subject?

I'm just mindblown right now.

Jude basically describes the "infidels/non-believers" and the level of difference between all the languages I've read it are more than humble.

Probably the mildest version is the US King James version and for some reason also the longest one:

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Jude+1&version=KJ21

>>6417966

I will. I'll do a side by side comparison of German, English, Croatian and probably Italian.

This will take a while but I'll do it with precision. In the meantime anons who understand Spanish, Russian or another language could help in covering those languages?