Are there any "word for word" bible translations available for free to download publicly?

what are you seeking? what's the purpose tof interpreting such an specific verse?

Do people want to discredit the "burning bush?"
does this verses misinterpretation undermine them? If so, why not all of the gospel?

thank you. if this is the answer, i need to study more. and as with most things, this is most likely the case. thanks again.

you’re welcome user. all the best in your studies.

these verses have nothing to do woth the burning bush, i do understand some "people" try to label that episode with Moses as some schizophrenic thing or something explained by ((science)) but that is not the case

I assume Christianity is not under attack in Brazil.

Bible gateway has a feature to let you compare multiple translations of the same verse at one time.

been asking the same question myself lately
they're fucking incredible

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fuck you just won't let him do it, will you? fuck off.

Check out a podcast called Lord of Spirits. It's on Spotify, or at AncientFaithRadio. It's two Orthodox priests examining various parts of the Bible and the theology through the lens of original context. Father Andrew has a post-grad education in Hebrew and Greek, as well as Theology.

Ah, that verse. The translation you posted is heavily watered down. A more directly translated verse says something along the following:
>And the LORD placed a cherubim to guard the gate and a flaming sword that turned all around

But in order to establish why a guardian was placed there, it's important to understand why Adam and Eve were turned to corruptible flesh. That's lengthy theological lecture. But a couple verses before the one you posted, it says that God fashioned for them "garments of skins". Sounds like animal pelts, right? But that's not what the verse actually tells us. That verse is telling us that God gave Adam and Eve flesh bodies. Why did he do that? And did he need to "protect" the Tree of Life?

Because: at that stage, humanity was corrupted. If they were to achieve immortality, corruption and sin would be immortal, too. We would be demons. That's the short version. The long version is, as I mentioned, a lengthy discussion on the theology of flesh and non-flesh noetic beings, the ancient definition of "free will", the meaning of the word 'sin', and various other poorly translated items that somewhat distort the original story.

Pretty sure they're from the original Pepe creator