Posted By: Norm
Posted On: 5 hr, 26 min. ago
Views: 25
| KJV - Bible versions
As a Traditionalist, and a product of Lutheran elementary, secondary,
and higher education schooling, I started early in the 40's memorizing
Bible passages using the King James Version. It is still my favorite.
I do enjoy reading the paraphrased version The Message.
I have found the website biblegateway.com to be wonderful for on-line
Bible study and devotions. Great to be able to compare passages by
selecting from the different versions available.
Keeping in His Word.
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Posted By: Dan
Posted On: 10 hr, 5 min. ago
Views: 49
| Bible
The Bible has many translations. Some people have their own translations
they make the bible fit what they want the answer to be. The Bible is an
owners mannuals for life. Just like the mannual for your Car. They both
have a trouble sooter guide if You know whats wrong you can find the
answer in the bible.
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Posted By: Perelandra
Posted On: 2 days ago
Views: 204
| which Bible?
I prefer the NASB for word-for-word translation using modern English
(the only exception is that God is always addressed by "Thee" and
"Thou"), but I do love the poetry of the KJV. For the best of both
worlds, I use NKJV; and for a decent thought-for-thought translation,
NIV works. Of course, I also have a Vine's and a Strong's nearby to
check on any word I have doubts about!
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Posted By: Sian Treagh
Posted On: 2 days ago
Views: 211
| Which Bible Version?
As a kid, I memorized so many Bible verses in Revised Standard that it
is still very comfortable to hear them that way...but I use the NIV for
studies.
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Posted By: Shar
Posted On: 3 days ago
Views: 227
| What Bible translation
I have used the New American Standard Bible, NASB, for years and I love
it. But I recently purchased NKJV Study Bible which I really like.
The only problem is 20 years of notes and underlining in the NASB which
I will surely miss. It will be interesting to see if I make the NKJV my
regular Bible or not.
I do enjoy looking up things in various translations.
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