My favorite Bibles

[robycop3]

NKJV

NASV

NIV

KJV

AV 1611

GENEVA

Not necessarily in that order. Nothing against the HCSB or other quite new versions, but I believe that the above is sufficient for now.

 

[4risen1]

My favorites in order are: NASB In Touch/Stanley Wide Margin edition for note-taking, ESV Reformation Study Bible, NKJV MacArthur Study Bible, I also use the NIV Study Bible ...good notes!

 

[Psalm 100]

My fave's are HCSB (to me, it's easier to read than the NIV), the NKJV, the NRSV (I know, gender neutral and all that, but other than that it really is a good translation), the KJV, and last but not least, the CPV

 

[bobbyd]

in terms of favorite translations...i primarily use the ESV for personal study and most of my preaching. I also use the Evidence Bible in "Comfort-able" KJV for devotional as well.

I frequently will use NASB, NIV, HCSB, NKJV and KJV during my studies to compare, and will occassionaly use them to preach.
On occassion i will use CEV, the Message, or NLT during my teaching times to help show the meaning of a verse or passage more clearly.

 

[Keith M]

I normally use the NKJV, the KJV and the NASB, with occasional reference to the HCSB. Once in great while I refer to the NIV, but not very often. I also refer upon occasion to other literal translations, but I tend to avoid dynamic equivalence versions and I totally avoid paraphrases...

 

[All about Grace]

Originally posted by bapmom:
Pam, whats the Evidence Bible?

Ive got a Notetakers Bible, KJV.. its got a blank page between each page of Bible. GREAT for taking notes anytime and anywhere...but it doesn't have even a concordance in the back, and I have missed that aspect of it.

aaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh!

I just started having Jack Hyles flashbacks ... blank page - page of Bible - blank page - page of Bible - blank page - page of Bible ....