NWT - Criticism by Zondervan's So Many Versions? - "[Other]" and Phil. 2:6

Criticism by Zondervan's So Many Versions?

Zondervan, the respected trinitarian publishing, company prints a book which examines most twentieth century English versions of the Bible: So Many Versions? (SMV), by trinitarian Bible scholars Dr. S. Kubo and Dr. W. Albrecht. They have published this book since 1975. I purchased my copy new in 1991 from a "Christian" book store. So, for over 15 years this popular trinitarian publishing company has been printing the following criticisms of the NWT. We will examine them in the order they appear in my copy of this book (1983 revised edition.).

"[Other]" and Phil. 2:6

Next SMV (p. 101) criticizes the NWT for its addition of "[other]" at Col. 1:16-17. We have already examined this above in the Walter Martin section of Col. 1:16-17. Then (pp. 101-102) they blast the NWT for its rendering of Phil. 2:6 when, again, the NWT is one of the few Bibles to have the most honest rendering of this verse. - See the PHIL study paper. (Cf. NEB; TEV; and GNB.)

Also see:
PHIL 2:6;  Part 2 - Notes (Examining the Trinity)

New World Translation and Philippians 2:6 (INDNWT)

What does it mean when Phil. 2:6 says that Jesus was in God's form? (SFBT)

Huparchon (or `Uparchon') - Does the word `being' in Philippians 2:6 [KJV], really literally mean `remaining or not ceasing to be'? (SFBT)