What do you use for your Scriptures ?

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What do you use for your scripture reading?

I like to use The Listeners King James Version
This bible is on my iPod, and I like to listen to it at work, while stocking groceries on the shelf.
 
What do you use for your scripture reading?

I like to use The Listeners King James Version
This bible is on my iPod, and I like to listen to it at work, while stocking groceries on the shelf.
That’s great that you listen to the Bible at work. 👍

I do not have any audio Bibles. I own a lot of different Bibles, though.
 
Heretofore, it was either the KJV or NKJV.

But since I got it, I will be using the Orthodox Study Bible, with the OT translated from the LXX.
 
I use NLT for myself and the Ignatius Study Bible (RSV-CE, I believe) for my college theology classes.
 
The Oxford Study Bible RSV with the Apocrypha/Deuterocanonical Books.
 
What do you use for your scripture reading?

I like to use The Listeners King James Version
This bible is on my iPod, and I like to listen to it at work, while stocking groceries on the shelf.
Sometimes the King James Version but for me it is difficult,; I hava another translation, I think it is called New American Standard ; in French ( my native language ) I use several different Protestant translations and a translation called TOB : Traduction Oecuménique de la Bible : Ecumenical Translation of the Bible ; in Hungarian I use the translation by Karoli which is commonly used by Hungarian Protestants, and in Romanian I use both a Protestant translation ( Protestant ) and the official translation used by the Romanian Orthodox Church …
Is it OK ?
 
Douay-Rheims: one from Baronius Press and another with tremendous notes named “The Haydock Bible” published by Catholic Treasures.
 
I am reading through the RSV-CE at the moment. I’ve been using that as my traveling bible for about 6 months now.
 
The 1985 translation* of the Tanakh - And a good read it is too, I’d recommend it. 😉
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Yes, coming from a Catholic, I get that bit, But…

Come again?
Oh, I am sorry, the King James Version has the word “alone” added to it inorder to support Martin Luther’s Theory of Soal fide.
You do know that right?
 
NAB for reading

Duoay-Rheims for study + Thomas Williams’ concordance for the DR.
 
Oh, I am sorry, the King James Version has the word “alone” added to it inorder to support Martin Luther’s Theory of Soal fide.
You do know that right?
You are mistaken. I just did a search of all of Paul’s epistles in the KJV using e-Sword. I typed in “alone”. There is no instance of what you claim. That was in Luther’s Bible, not the KJV. The only instance of “faith” and “alone” in the New Testament of the KJV occurs in this verse.
Jas 2:17 Even so faith, if it hath not works, is dead, being alone.
 
I own a lot of Bibles: Douay-Rheims, Confraternity, RSV w/Apocrypha, RSV-CE, NJB, KJV, KJV w/Apocrypha, ESV, NEB, NASB, NKJV, NAB.
 
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