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Issue 151- edited definitions of authority levels.
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This model proposes a layered approach to affirming the quality of a translation, designed to reflect three general levels of Church authority within a people group:
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Every check on the translation will be guided by the authentic assessment rubric which is created by the translation team to express the essential qualities of a good translation.
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* [Authority Level 1](../authority-level1/01.md): Determined by the Church-based translation team
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* [Authority Level 2](../authority-level2/01.md): Determined by the agreement of pastors/elders who are members of different Church networks in the language group, and tested with the language community
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* [Authority Level 3](../authority-level3/01.md): Determined by the leadership of Church networks with a presence in the people group that speaks the language.
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* [Authority Level 1](../authority-level1/01.md): the church-based translation team
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* [Authority Level 2](../authority-level2/01.md): the leaders of the local church along with other members of the language community
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* [Authority Level 3](../authority-level3/01.md): the leaders of multiple local churches, a network of churches, or multiple evangelical denominations
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Every check on the translation will be guided by the authentic assessment rubric that is created by the translation team to express the essential qualities of a good translation.
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