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I love this version of the Bible. Are there any other versions you use to help people begin there Bible study?
As compared to the NAB, no complaint at all. But, check out a “Confraternity” or “CCD” bible (from 1941-1969). Although it has a bit of transitional feel to it, I far prefer it to the NAB (and the NAB’s horrible footnotes). You can get a good-excelllent CCD bible on eBay for $10 with a little shopping.I own, love, and read daily The Ignatius Bible. There, however, will be many people on these forums who may not consider it holy enough. Be prepared, be very prepared…
How could in not be Holy enough? Isn’t it approved by the Vatican? Sorry if I sound ignorant, I just was caught off guard by this.I own, love, and read daily The Ignatius Bible. There, however, will be many people on these forums who may not consider it holy enough. Be prepared, be very prepared…
How could in not be Holy enough? Isn’t it approved by the Vatican? Sorry if I sound ignorant, I just was caught off guard by this.
Ok thanks for the clarification, I really enjoy the Ignatius Bible and read it everyday. God Bless.Some people believe they know better than the Church. The Ignatius Bible (RSV-2CE) was approved by the Vatican for use in the mass, so it is ‘holy’ enough for the Church but not for some members of that Church? It is one thing not to like an approved Bible translation, but it is another thing to claim that it is not ‘holy’ enough.
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Yeah the RSV-2CE is my everyday Bible also and has been for 6 years (since it was first published). I have many translations, but I use this one the most!Ok thanks for the clarification, I really enjoy the Ignatius Bible and read it everyday. God Bless.
No, the notes to the Ignatius Catholic Study Bbile (N.T.) are all at the bottom of each page. I highly recommend this book.I absolutely love the Ignatius Bible. My only complaint is the lack of footnotes on each page like in my D-R bible. I understand there’s a study version out there of the NT only, but that the footnotes are all in the back?
Thanks, I was going off the reviews I saw on Amazon.No, the notes to the Ignatius Catholic Study Bbile (N.T.) are all at the bottom of each page. I highly recommend this book.![]()
I’m sorry! I should have clarified why I made that statement. There have been many threads about bibles in general and Catholic bibles specifically, and I’ve been dismayed to see the bible that I read daily and love disparaged. It’s just that sometimes, some people equate something old with holy and something (relatively) new with suspicion.How could in not be Holy enough? Isn’t it approved by the Vatican? Sorry if I sound ignorant, I just was caught off guard by this.
You just learn to ignore those people.I’m sorry! I should have clarified why I made that statement. There have been many threads about bibles in general and Catholic bibles specifically, and I’ve been dismayed to see the bible that I read daily and love disparaged. It’s just that sometimes, some people equate something old with holy and something (relatively) new with suspicion.