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ASV

Discussion in '2000-02 Archive' started by Clay Knick, Jul 20, 2002.

  1. Clay Knick

    Clay Knick New Member

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    The ASV is in print again in case anyone is
    interested. You can buy it from:
    http://starbible.com.

    Does anyone still use it?
     
  2. kman

    kman New Member

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    I used it a number of years ago for a short time. Also you can download a free version from e-sword. www.e-sword.net.
     
  3. TomVols

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    I do comparison with it (I have it on ONLINE BIBLE) but that's about all I use it for. I won't be buying it since I already have it for free :D
     
  4. Chris Temple

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    The ASV was wonderful, but it suffers from age in the same manner as the KJV. Why print the ASV when we have the RSV, NASB and ESV?
     
  5. Clay Knick

    Clay Knick New Member

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    Good question Chris. Some people believe that it
    is more literal than any other translation out
    there. F. F. Bruce always used it or the RV as
    a "base" translation when he was doing exegesis.
    I think it is good that it is back in print and
    hope it will stay that way for many years. But
    it is arcahic and I do not think I would use it
    from the pulpit. The ESV is best for that in
    my opinion, with some others coming in fast
    behind it.
     
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