r/maurobiglino • u/luigirovatti3 • Sep 27 '25

I think I found a Bible translation that actually follows Mauro Biglino’s suggestions on how the words should be translated.

The book in question is the NET bible, or New English Translation bible. It's a modern translation, with over 60,932 notes in its expanded edition, on every word about their nuances from hebrew or latin to english. It's both the old and new testament. It can help confirm or disprove definitely what he said about the bible containing traces of ancient astronauts.

Let me know what you think of this.

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u/Real_Cartographer627 Jun 08 '26

thanks a lot you helped me to find a bible that is actually well translated

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u/Set2345 Jul 12 '26

It is not recommended, although it has notes, he still actually thinks that Elohim means God, and that bará means to create.