Post your bible.

[Anonymous No.14557459]

Doesn’t matter what edition all are welcome.

[Anonymous No.14557588]

>>14557459
Are you baptized brother?

[Anonymous No.14557670]

>>14557588
I am not.

[Anonymous No.14558030]

We're bible bros OP. I got the New World one for like $2 at an op shop, didn't know that it was the Jehovah's Witness version. Kind of interesting though, there are a lot of bizarre translation choices.
+ KJV

[Anonymous No.14558053]

>>14558030
I have another bible some where I’ll find it in a second-OP

[Anonymous No.14558060]

[Anonymous No.14558062]

Op here I also found this one

ISBN 0-310-90767-5

[Anonymous No.14558067]

[Anonymous No.14558080]

>>14558067
Sorry for the sideways image, phoneposted

[Anonymous No.14558084]

[Anonymous No.14558089]

>>14558080
Same, also nice edition

[Anonymous No.14558090]

My great-grandfather's King James New Testament he bought when he came to America and started teaching himself English. He always said you don't need the Old Testament and that it's just a bunch of dark old folktales with little to do with Christ anyways, so I'm satisfied with what I have.

[Anonymous No.14558094]

>>14558084
I always see people talking about the King James Version, is it really that good?

[Anonymous No.14558102]

What's the best version for a recent Christian bros?

[Anonymous No.14558108]

NIV is best. Also Christianity is mostly slave morality. Read philosophy to actually become wise.

[Anonymous No.14558112]

>>14558094
The language is flowery and nice. Most American denominations prefer it out of tradition and because the Early Modern English just sounds more authoritative to modern readers and listeners. "Thou shalt" just sounds better to most people than "you shall."

[Anonymous No.14558114]

>>14558094
It the most famous english version and it translation itself is classic work of english literature.

[Anonymous No.14558120]

>>14558094
Yes, although if you want a very clear and easy to read translation in modern English you should go with the NRSV.

[Anonymous No.14558130]

What is the best bible translation for catholics that is not dumbed down for the masses?

[Anonymous No.14558141]

>>14558108
I have. Plato, Aristotle, Kant, Plotinus, pascal, Aquinas, Augustine etc.
Nietzsche isn’t the only philosopher

[Anonymous No.14558148]

>>14558130
Douay Rheims

[Anonymous No.14558159]

Reference Bibles are comfy to read.

[Anonymous No.14558161]

>>14558148
I might get that one because o'connor used a translation of it as the title of one of her books.

[Anonymous No.14558165]

>>14558161
It’s very good. Get a decent commentary if you can

[Anonymous No.14558170]

>>14558067
This is gorgeous. What is the publication date? It seems old.

[Anonymous No.14558189]

Both kjv

Small has acceptable illustrations, large has red print for Christ

[Anonymous No.14558200]

>>14558189
Very beautiful. I love red Jesus words versions

[Anonymous No.14558202]

>>14558170
1865. Was my grandfathers

[Anonymous No.14558215]

>>14558141
Do you actually believe in the Abrahamic mythos or is it primarily a belief system to give order to your life?

I've noticed many 4channers practiced suboptimal lifestyles due to their isolation and hedonism. Some succumbed to nihilism, depression, addiction, etc. Religions give advice that can help you improve in some dimensions, while giving you motivation through hope of eternal paradise, and fear of eternal torture. They're basically collaborative literature projects which which organize people to be more productive through mythologies. Most every major culture had creation stories, reasons to be prosocial, explanations for the inexplicable, etc.

[Anonymous No.14558239]

>>14558215
You can give as many psychological analyses as you want, it’s fundamentally a spiritual belief that goes beyond rationalism. Leibniz etc. have tried to defend God using logic but for me it is personal and goes beyond the ability of words. I am sorry that I can’t explain it. Maybe it is stupid, but that’s not how I feel. I recognise that to most people that isn’t a good enough explanation, but thats the only way I can put it. I am quite sure the love I feel is not illusory

[Anonymous No.14558243]

>>14558215
You aren't very charitable with the mythos bit. Myth is different to legend, though mind you they're both in there.

[Anonymous No.14558259]

>>14558189
why don't those red print bibles have red for God in the OT? Is he not as important?

[Anonymous No.14558271]

>>14558259
God doesn't speak to anyone but the heebs. Jesus speaks to all.

[Anonymous No.14558275]

>>14558202
What an amazing thing to own anon, thank you for sharing with us. Could you post some of the inside if it's interesting?

[Anonymous No.14558292]

>>14558275
Sure. I’m going to bed now but I took a couple pictures

[Anonymous No.14558296]

>>14558292

[Anonymous No.14558305]

>>14558296

[Anonymous No.14558325]

>>14558292
>>14558296
>>14558305
Beautiful illustrations. Thank you anon, good night!

[Anonymous No.14558341]

>>14558067
Based surrounding literature

[Anonymous No.14558349]

>>14558094
If you want clear text go NSRV.
If you want a version where you'll know half the verse from cultural osmosis, go KJV.

[Anonymous No.14558358]

>>14558067
>Bible
>Tolstoy
>DFW
>Sonic Mania
Based as holy fuck

[Anonymous No.14558554]

KJV Reformation Heritage Study Bible

[Anonymous No.14558752]

>>14557459
I burned my copy years ago. Fucking zealot.

[Anonymous No.14558769]

[Anonymous No.14558777]

i'm better now

[Anonymous No.14558778]

Surprised how Christian /lit/ actually is, but then not really noticing how few are the weebs.

[Anonymous No.14558781]

ESV Study Bible

[Anonymous No.14558837]

[Anonymous No.14558847]

My Bible shelf

[Anonymous No.14558858]

Post your Quran guys

[Anonymous No.14560078]

>>14558858
In 6 volumes but the commentary is good

[Anonymous No.14560093]

>>14558847
I don't think being a chantard is very christian

[Anonymous No.14560511]

[Anonymous No.14560545]

In addition, Numerous study bibles in English on kindle desu

Btw, Orthodox Study Bible is so shit compared to Russian Lopuhin commentaries...

[Anonymous No.14560564]

[Anonymous No.14560570]

>>14557459
does a book of mormon good enough?

[Anonymous No.14560615]

>>14557459
>>14558858

Imagine not reading the purest book.

[Anonymous No.14560633]

>>14560615
I have a paperback Quran, it makes me a little uncomfortable because whenever people see it they always ask me why I have it, like I have to justify it

Which English translator do you rec?

[Anonymous No.14560643]

>>14560633
People do this with me for a variety of books and I just say “because I wanted to read it”. I am shocked that normalfags think seeking knowledge of any kind is weird

[Anonymous No.14560665]

[Anonymous No.14561092]

>>14558202
Nice. Looks like one in my church

[Anonymous No.14561235]

>>14560093
I'm not Christian though

[Anonymous No.14561746]

>>14557459
This is my ESV Study Bible I got in sixth grade. The torn outside is the original box it came in, I would've replaced it with an actual case but it's become iconic among my friends/students at church now.

[Anonymous No.14561751]

>>14558090
>OT is unneeded.
It literally highlights the whole point of the NT, and has really fun parallels to study between the OT and NT.

[Anonymous No.14561799]

>>14557459
:^)

[Anonymous No.14562067]

>>14561799
Hear hear!

[Anonymous No.14562229]

>>14558090
A wise man, the Jewish God has nothing for us

[Anonymous No.14562264]

i keep my bible in the bathroom

[Anonymous No.14562306]

>>14561799
>>14562067
Why are you gay?

[Anonymous No.14562329]

>>14562229
>The jewish and christian God are not the same entity
Cringe

[Anonymous No.14562349]

>>14558837
>American Bible
What the fuck is wrong with you
>>14558847
Are those apocryphal books worth reading? I tend to find them interesting, especially when you consider that many of them were only removed due to the dogma of the Catholic Church

[Anonymous No.14562445]

[Anonymous No.14562486]

>>14557459
Very nicely written

[Anonymous No.14562520]

>>14562445
>Da time everyting had start, had one Guy. “Godʼs Talk,” dass who him. Dat Guy an God, dey stay togedda, an da Guy stay God fo real kine. 2 Dass da Guy, da time everyting had start, him an God stay togedda. 3 God wen make everyting, but da way he do um, he tell dis Guy fo do um. No mo notting dis Guy neva make. 4 He da Guy, if you like come alive fo real kine, you come by him, cuz dat kine life come from him. Wen peopo come alive lidat, jalike dey stay inside one place dat get plenny light. Den dey can see an undastan. 5 No matta stay dark, da dark no can pio da light. Everytime get light.

Post your favourite verses in the DJB translation

[Anonymous No.14562737]

Thoughts on RSV 2CE? Should I get a Douay-Rheims translation?

[Anonymous No.14562832]

4 in 1

[Anonymous No.14563383]

>>14557459
ask yourself this question: Do I know for 100% sure that I'm going to Heaven if I died tonight?

If you don't have a certainty in your mind, please take some time alone to sit through this video till the end anon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8xZTVKx0Dc

[Anonymous No.14563396]

>>14557459
Also a must watch documentary (athough kinda long, but it's a documentary) for those that are reading any English versions other than the King James Version.

NWO Bible Versions: Exposes all the corrupt modern bibles like the niv, esv, nkjv, nasb
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFtI_mVOXbQ

[Anonymous No.14563467]

>>14563396

I wonder if you are aware of the deep irony of this post of yours. Let me cite my large print, red-letter Thomas Nelson KJV, which mother gifted me a few Christmases ago:

"For I testify unto every man that heareth the words of the prophecy of this book, If any man shall add unto these things, God shall add unto him the plagues that are written in this book: And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and /from/ the things which are written in this book." (Rev. 22:18-19)

Now that I look, this thing was printed in China so it's suspect. I also have a small-print Zondervan KJV. t. atheist

[Anonymous No.14563542]

[Anonymous No.14563586]

>>14558102
New Living Translation is my personal choice for leisure studying

[Anonymous No.14563625]

>>14563396
what about NKJV

[Eris !!L/ZXSJdFH9p No.14563961]

CD for size perspective

[Eris !!L/ZXSJdFH9p No.14563967]

>>14563961
Inside

[Eris !!L/ZXSJdFH9p No.14563973]

>>14563967
Sorry about not fixing the flipping, about to sleep

[Eris !!L/ZXSJdFH9p No.14563980]

>>14563396
Those verses are removed because they aren't found in the oldest manuscripts, they were added by later scribes

[Anonymous No.14563992]

>>14563961
Listen here you big tiddied canadian round faced weirdo, give me your discord link.

[Anonymous No.14564010]

>>14563961
shite bible m8

[Eris !!L/ZXSJdFH9p No.14564040]

>>14563992
I'm not who you think I am, in fact I'm not even allowed in Canada due to extreme criminality, xo

[Anonymous No.14564255]

>>14560665
solid translation, i like the psalms on this one

[Anonymous No.14564790]

What's the most aesthetically pleasing bible?

[Anonymous No.14564915]

Op here. Thanks for all the great editions and interpretations you guys have posted the last 2 days thanks and also I don’t mind if you post the Quran or any other religious text just keep it mainly bible focussed!

[Anonymous No.14565035]

Not religious but what are some good hardcover bibles to just have on the shelf. Also which translation keeps most of the original language?

[Anonymous No.14565103]

The complete canon

[Anonymous No.14565120]

Phoneposting, I've never been baptised but they gave a New Testament and a hymn book to everyone in the army, turned out to be interesting stuff

[Anonymous No.14565625]

>>14562067
Nice

[Anonymous No.14565784]

>>14565120
Beauties

The best are laden with memories

[Anonymous No.14567295]

bump

[Anonymous No.14567331]

>>14558259
I think it's cause red represents the blood of Jesus from his dying for us

[Anonymous No.14567689]

Mine was translated in our mother tongue from the LXX

[Anonymous No.14568884]

>>14557459
>>14558030
>>14558060
>>14558062
>>14558067
>>14558084
>>14558159
>>14558189
>>14558305
>>14558554
>>14558769
>>14558777
>>14558781
>>14558837
>>14558847
>>14560665
>>14561746
>>14562737
>>14562832
>>14563542
>Reading the Bible in English

[Anonymous No.14569290]

There are so many Bibles but I'm looking for a cheap nice looking one that either helps me understand the text or is translated in a different way than the KJV.

[Anonymous No.14569360]

If I'm working through wheelock's latin book, what latin bible should I get?

[Anonymous No.14569410]

>>14569290
KJV is not good and hasn't been taken seriously in academia by seculars and nonseculars for decades. I don't give a shit if it's the best selling or most quoted by authors, it's a corrupted translation.
If this is your first time reading the Bible, I recommend reading a study Bible.

avoid the KJV/DR because of corrupted sources and subtly "slanted" translations like the ESV/CSB/NASB. Do NOT fall for 'le poetry' meme as DR/KJV literalists will preach like this brainwashed plebian >>14563396 and his entirely ridiculous YouTube link. The NABRE/NRSV retains 90% of the poetic structure, I assure you, except this time it's accurate. Knox is a fantastic translation in its own right and provides many innovative and faithful readings (as well as retaining Jerome's unique readings that are valuable)

NABRE because It's what you'll hear at Mass
NRSV for a more protestant/American reading
Knox because it's my favorite and the best for an English reader that doesn't know Latin or Greek or Hebrew.

[Anonymous No.14569419]

>>14569410
>>14569410
Basically you shouldn't read only one translation of the Bible and if you do only read one translation, please don't let it be the KJV.

[Anonymous No.14569460]

Knox or bust

[Anonymous No.14569467]

Knox
Genesis

[Anonymous No.14569486]

Knox
Ecclesiastes

[Anonymous No.14569503]

>>14569467
>begins with elohim instead of bereshit
>"of time" (not in source)
>"already" (not in source)
>"began" (ignores the tense)
>"one day passed" (ignores the ordinal)

[Anonymous No.14569555]

[Anonymous No.14569654]

>>14569503
This is why I suggested reading multiple translations. While I love the Knox translation, it works best when you have knowledge of a more literal translation or when read side-by-side with another.

With a more literary translation like this, it makes those passages that you know well (that you often recite with out looking at the Bible) come to a new life in prayerful reading. The Psalms in the Knox translation filled me with renewed spiritual vigor. The books of wisdom fill me with dread and hope.
Book of Wisdom 3:1-9

But the souls of the just are in God’s hands,
and no torment, in death itself, has power to reach them.
Dead? Fools think so; think their end loss,
their leaving us, annihilation; but all is well with them.
The world sees nothing but the pains they endure;
they themselves have eyes only for what is immortal;
so light their suffering, so great the gain they win!
God, all the while, did but test them,
and testing them found them worthy of him.
His gold, tried in the crucible, his burnt-sacrifice, graciously accepted,
they do but wait for the time of their deliverance;
then they will shine out, these souls,
unconquerable as the sparks that break out,
now here, now there, among the stubble.
Theirs to sit in judgement on nations, to subdue whole peoples,
under a Lord whose reign shall last forever.
Trust him if thou wilt, true thou shalt find him;
faith waits for him calmly and lovingly;
who claims his gift, who shall attain peace, if not they, his chosen servants?’

[Anonymous No.14569923]

>>14557459
That isn't a bible. That is a JW apologist's handbook.
Laughable translation for publishing company posing as a religion, that also shamelessly supports child abuse.

[Anonymous No.14569962]

Here’s the “abridged Bible” I made by tearing out all the extraneous and redundant content, in an attempt to reduce it to the entirety of its philosophical and literary essence and see how much smaller it would be. I probably knocked out about a third of the content but I’d be hard pressed to tell you exactly what I removed since its been a few months since I started the project. And of course there is a certain level of subjectivity in this editing that I could not avoid.

[Anonymous No.14570104]

[Anonymous No.14570122]

>>14558090
Your ancestor was right. OT God is the Demiurge. NT God is the One True God.

[Anonymous No.14570128]

>>14569962
How is destroying a book, “a project”, retard?

[Anonymous No.14570130]

>>14557459

[Anonymous No.14570132]

>>14562329
Take the Gnostic pill.

[Anonymous No.14570159]

>>14557459

[Anonymous No.14570168]

>>14570128
Well because it was a carefully considered curatorial editing process by someone from without the religion, looking in and trying to reduce it to its most distinctive and characteristic parts (therefore very different from the Nicene councils). And I would argue I didn’t destroy the book but make it much better for an unaffiliated reader. And don’t be so sensitive. I didn’t do it to be edgy and upset Christians. But come on man, its just a book to me. Why would I personally feel bad about taking pages out of 1 copy of it?

[Anonymous No.14570235]

>>14570159
i love the ebook version of this

[Anonymous No.14570305]

>>14570104
Heresy

[Anonymous No.14570854]

>>14570159
Ive always wondered, is that split in two like most bibles or one paragraoh the whole page?

[Anonymous No.14570882]

>>14570854
It's split in two columns.

[Anonymous No.14571535]

>>14570305
apostasy

[Anonymous No.14571566]

Based JW bros

[Anonymous No.14571567]

>>14558030
You ain't supposed to buy it, we give them for free...

[Anonymous No.14571570]

>>14557459

[Anonymous No.14571687]

>>14571570
Based

[Anonymous No.14571740]

How many JWs are in this thread?

[Anonymous No.14571826]

>>14571740
I've counted four

[Anonymous No.14571853]

>>14571740
At least one because Christ is everywhere

[Anonymous No.14571869]

>>14570168
I like it.

[Anonymous No.14571936]

>>14557459
edge alert
it's the only bible in my house

[Anonymous No.14571943]

>>14563961
>>14563967
>>14563973
>>14563980
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgHNtzxO0y8

[Anonymous No.14571972]

>>14571936
How's high school?

[Anonymous No.14571974]

>>14571740
I don't know how you can knowingly endorse heresy like they do. It's worse than disbelief.

[Anonymous No.14571992]

>>14571972
I wish

[Anonymous No.14572091]

>>14571974
Amen to that, brother.
OP is a gigantic flying faggot.

[Anonymous No.14572355]

>>14571740
>>14571853
I thought you meant JEWS not Jehovah Witness

[Anonymous No.14572358]

>>14570168
could have just read tolstoys gospels

[Anonymous No.14572359]

looking to read The Bible unironically, which version should I get?

[Anonymous No.14572366]

>>14572359
orthodox study bible

[Anonymous No.14572416]

>>14571740
Why are there 5 of us in a /lit/ thread?

[Anonymous No.14572850]

>>14557459

[Anonymous No.14572863]

>>14572850
With OT + NT apocrypha and Legenda Aurea on the shelf

[Anonymous No.14572914]

>>14557459
>NWT
Disgusting

[Anonymous No.14573003]

The two on the left have been more influential than the one on the right.
Unironically.

[Anonymous No.14573015]

>>14572359
The Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture [29 Volume Set]

[Anonymous No.14573200]

>>14572863
Based as fuck

[Anonymous No.14573253]

>>14573003
I don’t get what you mean by this at all. Plato and Plotinus were obviously a big influence on Christian thinkers

[Anonymous No.14573421]

[Anonymous No.14573533]

>>14571936
Clean up your room and go to the gym for once, you fat piece of a shit.

[Anonymous No.14573583]

This is a make it stack for understanding Christianity at a basic level.

[Anonymous No.14573591]

>>14572416
because /lit/ is the king of boards and we are above the plebs

[Anonymous No.14574820]

>>14573583
Based, except the ESV Bible

[Anonymous No.14574843]

>>14574820
ESV is decent, I have six English bibles and those are the two I’m using currently

[Anonymous No.14574875]

Boy look at this title;
NELSON KJV KING JAMES VERSION HOLY BIBLE KING JAMES STUDY BIBLE PERSONAL SIZE (user's guide on back)

Wow. This is just my work copy my home copy is a "Heritage" KJV Bible.

...says it's copyright 1988 Liberty University

[Anonymous No.14575188]

[Anonymous No.14576243]

[Anonymous No.14576304]

>>14576243
>Not one, but TWO KJV Bibles.
Nice collection otherwise.

[Anonymous No.14576312]

>>14557459

[Anonymous No.14576345]

>>14573583
Need the other 2 volumes of philokalia also. This is based tho.

[Anonymous No.14576361]

>>14576243
>David Bentley Hart

[Anonymous No.14576376]

>>14576361
pls no bully, it was on a chart I saw on here

[Anonymous No.14576405]

>>14576376
Fair enough, just don't take him too seriously. Hes an academic sophist who is woefully wrong on a couple of very important issues.

[Anonymous No.14576443]

Hello, OP here. I was wondering where i could get a KJV bible from for a fairly low price, any ideas?

[Anonymous No.14576452]

>>14576405
I don't take anyone who argues for universal salvation seriously. This book was alright but kind of misleading, I was expecting something more like the title implied and got a mix of so-so arguments and somewhat self-righteous denouncement of atheists.

[Anonymous No.14576471]

>>14576443
Literally any second hand shop or any bookstore, if you want a new one. Don't tell me you live in a anglophone country.

[Anonymous No.14576475]

>>14576471
don't live in*

[Anonymous No.14576478]

>>14576471
I do.

[Anonymous No.14576495]

>>14576478
as in i live in an anglophone country

[Anonymous No.14576537]

>>14576495
Then why are you asking where to get the most widely available book in any English speaking country?

[Anonymous No.14576567]

>>14576452
>I don't take anyone who argues for universal salvation seriously
based. I see that you understand the way that things do be

[Anonymous No.14576571]

>>14571566
if he is he shouldnt be here

[Anonymous No.14576666]

>>14576537
Because I've been to multiple second hand stores and still can't find it nor do any of my bookstores have them.

[Anonymous No.14576777]

Why do you people hate the KJV so much

[Anonymous No.14576790]

>>14576777
What do mean by "you people"?

[Anonymous No.14576795]

>>14576243
Is that w.b yeat sewn?

[Anonymous No.14576797]

>>14576777
wasted angel number i'd ever seen

[Anonymous No.14576928]

>>14576243
What prayer book is that

[Anonymous No.14577006]

>>14576928
Jordansville

https://www.amazon.com/Jordanville-Prayer-Book/dp/088465074X

[Anonymous No.14577095]

picked this up from a Goodwill for $5, extremely lucky find

[Anonymous No.14577096]

>>14576666
Phone up gideons

[Anonymous No.14577116]

>>14563396
>YEAAH ADD IN MORE!!! I DON'T EVEN CARE IT'S FAKE I JUST LOVE THICC BOOKS!!!

[Anonymous No.14577374]

[Anonymous No.14577378]

>>14577374

[Anonymous No.14577462]

I have a Quran if that counts.

[Anonymous No.14577470]

>>14557459
I mostly use the black one.

[Anonymous No.14577483]

>>14558837
this is the bible my mom used to read with me when i was a toddler. thanks for posting it anon.

>>14558292
>>14558296
>>14558305
these are great, thank you for sharing.

>>14558777
>mistreating the Eucharist
please go to confession anon, and return those to a priest.

[Anonymous No.14577552]

>>14577378
why does it say "heaven" rather than "heavens"?

[Anonymous No.14577933]

>>14557459

[Anonymous No.14577983]

>>14577552
Douay-Rheims

[Anonymous No.14577986]

a simple question here, which is better, leather or hardcover?

[Anonymous No.14578137]

>KJV
read cover to cover, went for that edition because of the nice paper, font and obviously the terrific illustrations by Doré
>orthodox
bought recently, wanted a bible with commentaries, and an orthodox one
>third one
It's the Almeida bible, first translation to Portuguese, it's the luso KJV, have also read it cover to cover
>fourth one
It's a random italian edition, bought to to improve my italian, and because anything relating to theology gets 100x better in italian (can't even imagine it in latin)

When I'm done with the orthodox, will buy the oxford study bible.

[Anonymous No.14578149]

>>14576795
Yeah

[Anonymous No.14578299]

>>14573533
to 1): yes.
to 2): 6'7'', 220lbs. fuck off.

[Anonymous No.14578315]

>>14577986
>better
if you want to strip it and make a purse out of it, leather. otherwise go for hardcover.

[Anonymous No.14578322]

>>14571570
Based

[Anonymous No.14578514]

>>14578299
Why are you lying? Your fingers look like sausages

[Anonymous No.14578720]

The Crossway Archaeology Study Bible. ESV

[Anonymous No.14579267]

>>14578514
it's probably the lighting

[Anonymous No.14580665]

I recommend that everyone read the Didache Bible. Great commentary based on the Catechism is provided for almost every segment of scripture, and there are also apologetics for different doctrines scattered throughout the text. The DR is also great as most are aware, and I mostly like to read it for the old language and traditional feel of it.

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[Anonymous No.14580853]

>>14577116
are you complaining about people adding fake shit to a book of fake shit?

[Anonymous No.14581317]

>>14557459
>>14557588

Get the fuck off my board

[Anonymous No.14581358]

>>14579267
I’ve been BTFOd. Oh well, you should still clean up

[Anonymous No.14581372]

>>14581317
I’m going to burn you at the stake

[Anonymous No.14581841]

>>14581372
I'm going to feed you to the lions

[Anonymous No.14581913]

>>14581317
>atheist
>"my board"
>reddit spacing
Holy shit.
Just kill yourself.

[Anonymous No.14581951]

>>14557459
https://discord.gg/9FncZd4

[Anonymous No.14581966]

>>14576790

It's okay I have a black friend

[Anonymous No.14581982]

>>14568884
Yeah, I have a Greek New Testament, but I'm too lazy to dig it out.

[Anonymous No.14581985]

It was one of the top results in Amazon. I like the solemn, imperious cross and the drab imitation leather. Makes me feel like an inquisitor.

[Anonymous No.14582001]

>>14569410
As a classicist and a Christian, I think the KJV is the best translation of the Greek. Should a professor reading the text become puzzled by a phrase, he's likely to pull out a copy of the KJV to make sure he's right. I've never had a professor who preferred any other version.

[Anonymous No.14582137]

Only the best

[Anonymous No.14582477]

>>14581317
Mmmmm, sweety, you have to be 18 to post here. God be with you, child.

[Anonymous No.14582514]

>>14580665

RSV2CE is a corrupted text and the editors have refused to release a list of changes. also it's textually inconsistent, I say this as a catholic.

stick to NRSV w/ apo. or knox

[Anonymous No.14582534]

>>14581985
cringe

[Anonymous No.14582544]

>>14582137
Stop, you're reminding me that I'm a filthy monolingual american

[Anonymous No.14582641]

>>14558094
KJV should be the first version that anyone tries to read. After that, try the NIV or ESV.

[Anonymous No.14582863]

>>14582001
I'm not entirely against the KJV, I just think if you're only going to read one translation it should not be the KJV.

[Anonymous No.14582966]

>>14581317
Your anger pleases me.

[Anonymous No.14583290]

algo bien.

[Anonymous No.14583660]

>>14565103
I hope you have your scripture case, anon

[Anonymous No.14583704]

https://discord.gg/FFwRXKq

[Anonymous No.14583768]

>>14583704
nice try fggt

[Anonymous No.14583770]

>>14569410
I flip through translations on my phone and go through a greek translation when I’m really checking. Whats so bad about ESV? I have a CSB study Bible and I vastly prefer the ESV as they take several liberties with verses. ESV seems very accurate to the original without all of the fluff something like NIV has.

[Anonymous No.14583794]

>>14557459
This is mine. It's well used and well loved, and the maps have fallen out. I found a hardcover copy for $5 in a Value Village as a backup. I also have a copy on my Kindle. I also like NKJV and NLT.

[Anonymous No.14583802]

>>14583794
wewlad