Recommend Bible and Concordance for scholarly reading

  • Thread starter Thread starter Skeptic92
  • Start date Start date
Status
Not open for further replies.
S

Skeptic92

Guest
I’m at University, and while I have a fair few Bibles (Jerusalem & the Douay Rheims are the ones I have here with me), I don’t have a concordance or a Holy Bible that is a good translation, that is also in good condition (my Douay Rheims is a Pre-World War One edition, and it has seen much use in the past 100 or so years, so is in quite poor shape). So I wished to ask you, could you recommend a Bible and Concordance that is also faithful to Catholic teaching (I was personally looking at the Douay Haydock Bible, but I was unsure).

God Bless you all (:
 
mgoforth said:
My wife got me this one several years ago:

catholiccompany.com/fireside-personal-study-bible-nab-p1001830/?sku=1001830&AID=178&utm_source=google&utm_medium=products&utm_campaign=Fireside+Personal+Study+Bible+(NAB)&gclid=CIy715LtoK4CFcNe7Aod1Rz53w

It has a pretty good commentary, but I’ve found that the best companion for studying Sacred Scripture is the Catechism. Studying both will help you avoid the pitfalls of Sola Scriptura.
Click to expand...
Ah, I should have specified a little further, A Bible, Concordance & Commentary preferably within Europe, shipping Costs from the USA to the UK can be horrendous (:, Thank you though! And I currently have the Compendium edition of the Catechism, I will be investing at some point in the whole Catechism (or I may try to acquire one of my Professors old ones, I know he has several) & likely the Catechism of the Council of Trent.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top