With the Online bible, one can study these things at a far cheaper price,
only about $35 to $40.

At 02:42 PM 12/2/03 -0600, you wrote:
>I like New King James Versin or New American Standard Version. I generally
>stick with these two, sometimes, but rare as it is,  switch between other
>versins but really like the PC Study Bible which has all the Greek and
>Hebrew dictionaries as well as topical bible and etc. to look up meanings
>and study tings out more.  but it is spendy at about $350 but fast to look
>stuff up on computer
>
>Brad
>
>
>
>At 12/02/2003 on Tuesday, you wrote:
> >Gees, it's hard to choose a version of the bible to read.
> >I feel as though I should stick with the old King James version but it is
> >sometimes hard to read.
> >The new king james makes more since to me but the new living bible reads
> >like "my idea of English".
> >However, I fear that they either twist or make the wording to nerrow or one
> >sided.
> >I like listening to Jimmy evans and the women who wrote the book Intimate
> >issues because they flip flop back and forth and tell you, this is what the
> >wording in greek said, and this is what the wording in the hebrew said.
> >I am now reading on the bible gateway.
> >I got tired of the links to hems and such right in the middle of what I was
> >trying to read and understand.
> >What are your thoughts on these different versions?
> >Terri has a new living bible which has the king james on one side and what
> >it means on the other or in different little colums or something.
> >That seems best but I don't know if it is offered in the talking bible
> >gajet.
> >I haven't looked at the other translations, just old, new and living.
> >
> >Matt

John

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