The Greek that is translated as “hungry and thirsty for righteousness” in English is translated as “like hungering and thirsting, they desire righteousness” in Navajo, turning a metaphor into a simile. (Source: Nida 1964, p. 220)
The Greek that is translated as “hungry and thirsty for righteousness” in English is translated as “like hungering and thirsting, they desire righteousness” in Navajo, turning a metaphor into a simile. (Source: Nida 1964, p. 220)