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Yes, there’s a zippered rsv-ce compact. I was just curius about this b/c the layout seems a lot more convenient. Publisher seems to have no plans to put out regular RSV-CE or even NAB.
What is wrong with the RSV-CE zippered version? BTW, I have an NAB which I never use. I would not mind ridding myself of it. It is a compact edition.Yes, there’s a zippered rsv-ce compact. I was just curius about this b/c the layout seems a lot more convenient. Publisher seems to have no plans to put out regular RSV-CE or even NAB.
I think scapularkid has confirmed my suspicions that this “Go Anywhere” Bible is larger than any online bookstore is capable of illustrating. The Ignatius Compacts are definitely smaller.Nothing’s wrong with it. I have a compact Ignatius NT myself. I was just intrigued at first about this “Go Anywhere” b/c the layout/shape seems like it’d be much easier to actually carry around the the Ignatius/Scepter/Oxford compacts.![]()
Not sure I’d do that, especiially if it’s the 1970 edition; for whatever reason, you just might want to look up its rendering of a particular passage or even the content of a footnote someday. As you know, the 1970 Psalms and NT are not online (thanks a lot, USCCBI have an NAB which I never use. I would not mind ridding myself of it. It is a compact edition.
It’s not the 1970 edition. It is actually the RNAB.Not sure I’d do that, especiially if it’s the 1970 edition; for whatever reason, you just might want to look up its rendering of a particular passage or even the content of a footnote someday. As you know, the 1970 Psalms and NT are not online (thanks a lot, USCCB).
Unless you have a non-compact edition of RNAB, I’d probably still keep it.It’s not the 1970 edition. It is actually the RNAB.![]()
That’s the only RNAB I have. I do not have the older NAB. I see no reason to try to find one. There are much better Bibles available.Unless you have a non-compact edition of RNAB, I’d probably still keep it.
I once was considering giving away the NJB I purchased in 1987 - after I had purchased a KJV. Go figure. Glad I didn’t.
The only bibles I ever gave away were a Ryrie Study Edition of the NIV (to a co-worker who was a “deacon” in his Congregational parish) and a paperback NT of the GNB.
Leather is more durable and will last a lot longer. It also looks nicer. All of my Bibles are leather-bound, and I own about 15 of them.Okay, should I buy the hardcover or leather Ignatius Bible RSV- 2nd Edition?