Download Letting Go by Tim Jore. Letting Go describes how the rapid expansion of the global church has created an urgent need for Bible translations and biblical content that lead to sound interpretation of Scripture and formation of faithful theology in every culture and people group.

Tim Jore works with unfoldingWord, an Orlando, Florida, group that helps churches around the world translate Scripture themselves. Jore believes the translation industry should focus less on ...

Executive Summary – This paper describes the current reality regarding Bible translation by contrasting two different paradigms. The dominant paradigm of Bible translation in recent decades has been focused on the delivery of a quality product.

Through multilingual and multimodal interaction with the Scriptures, shaped according to biblical patterns of church and mission, the church that speaks a given language progressively builds their biblical understanding, theological maturity, and translation experience.

Tim Jore: 78 Followers, 5 Following, 10 Research papers. Research interests: Origins of Christianity, History Of The Bible/Biblical Canon, and Bible…

Tim Jore is an accomplished professional with a background in linguistics and extensive experience in the field of innovation and strategy. As part of the unfoldingWord project since May 2017, Tim Jore collaborates with a dedicated team to develop unrestricted biblical resources and innovative open-source technology.

We work with Church leaders around the world who are seeking to establish their churches in sound doctrine but lack access to Bible translations in the languages their people speak.

Tim Jore is an experienced professional with a background in Linguistics. He pursued his Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics at Crown College. Tim has been actively involved in the Innovation And Strategy department at Unfoldingword. Prior to this role, he served as a Team Lead at the Unfoldingword Project.

Tim Jore. 2024. This paper describes the current reality regarding Bible translation by contrasting two different paradigms. The dominant paradigm of Bible translation in recent decades has been focused on the delivery of a quality product. The paper argues that this “Bible-centric” paradigm is becoming misaligned with the needs of the ...