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Todd_Easton
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…except that the deuterocanonical books of the Old Testament are not included.
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anawim
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Lazerlike42 said:
If you wanted to see parallel passages, how do you choose the versions that you want to compare?
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RyanL
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Better site, IMHO:
redegg.org/
Latin Vulgate, DR, RSV, Septuagint, Greek NT, and various Protestant translations, with parallel reading available.
Just my two cents.
God Bless,
RyanL
redegg.org/
Latin Vulgate, DR, RSV, Septuagint, Greek NT, and various Protestant translations, with parallel reading available.
Just my two cents.
God Bless,
RyanL
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MariaG
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That site was worth at least a dollar:thumbsup:
God Bless,
Maria
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RyanL
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I agree, if only for the LXX alone!
By the way, if you PM me I’ll send you my address so that you can mail me a check.
God Bless,
RyanL
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puzzleannie
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this site does not reference the deutero-canonical books, and does not contain any of the bibles approved for liturgical use by Catholics - RSV-CE, New American bible, or Jerusalem bible, nor the NRSV-CE approved for use in Canada. that is great for scholars to have LXX in Greek, and the Latin Vulgate, but not so helpful for the rest of us who need to read in our own language, English.
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RyanL
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Unfortunately, true.
It does have the Douay Rheims and the Vulgate, which I believe are both approved by the Church for use somewhere…
…but for all NT (and most OT) purposes, I still think this is the best site for the money (free).
God Bless,
RyanL
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MariaG
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I agree, if only for the LXX alone!
By the way, if you PM me I’ll send you my address so that you can mail me a check.
God Bless,
RyanL
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