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I want to get a Study Bible in the newer NAS version what one ?

Discussion in 'Bible Versions & Translations' started by Tony kelly, Apr 27, 2006.

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  1. Tony kelly

    Tony kelly New Member

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    If you were going to get a NAS Version what Study Bible would you get and why ? Thanks !
     
    #1 Tony kelly, Apr 27, 2006
  2. pickwick

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    I just got the new MacArthur NASB Study Bible. It is very impressive, all the features of the NKJV MacArthur, but with a true concordance.

    You might find it a helpful tool.

    Pickwick
     
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  3. Tony kelly

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    I have MacArthurs in the NKJ .They only have it in hardback the Leathers not coming out till late May .I do like his Study Bible alot .I was thinking of a Life Application .I have one in the NLT like that one also .Thanks !
     
    #3 Tony kelly, Apr 28, 2006
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    I would reccomend the MacArthur as well. I have two- one in the NKJV and a Spanish edition (RV 1960).
     
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    I recommend it as well. I have the one in the NKJV and will be getting the one in NASB soon. Good notes and commentary.
     
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  6. Tony kelly

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    I may wait till the end of May and get the Leather one from MacArthur's site .
     
    #6 Tony kelly, Apr 28, 2006
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    I'm partial to the Ryrie Study Bible. It is now available in the NAS95. My favorite Ryrie was the NKJV available years ago, but I haven't seen it in print for several years.
     
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  8. Tony kelly

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    I have used Ryrie's study Bible's for years .I have one in the NIV ,KJ and the older NAS .
     
    #8 Tony kelly, Apr 29, 2006
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    What features make a good study Bible?

    In the past, I've used a standard Bible and a supplement from another source.

    Opppps! I was told to stay out of the Baptist only areas. :(
     
    #9 KellyWhite, Apr 30, 2006
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    why
     
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    I would pass on the NASB and go with the Reformers Study Bible in the ESV translation - it is recognized by scholars as a better translation than the NASB.

    Before making the final choice - check out the ESV it is in the best family of English translations INCLUDING the NASB - those would be the KJV, NKJV, ESV, NASB, HCSB and the LITV. These all use the best underlying texts and hold to a more literal word-for-word translation philosophy.
     
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    1) Which scholars?

    2) That seems like a big generalization.
     
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  13. Tony kelly

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    I have just finished the ESV and honest in the Reformation Study Bible .I really like it but want the updated NAS to read through next .I don;t know if its better but from what I read on it and about it its very good !
     
    #13 Tony kelly, May 2, 2006
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    I have heard both ways, the ESV and NASB.

    So far, as I compare them, I am still leaning towards the NASB, but ESV is definately 2nd.

    Neither has very many study bibles, which is why I am excited about the MacArthur Study bible in NASB. As soon as I'm not poor...........
     
    #14 DesiderioDomini, May 2, 2006
  15. IFB Mole

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    I guess I am a bit biased towards the ESV, the NASB is a very good translation and am NOT knocking it.

    Though I haven't looked through it I would say the NASB MacArthur Study Bible would be one to seriously consider for sure, since his NKJV is recognized as the leading study Bible in the NKJV translation.
     
    #15 IFB Mole, May 4, 2006
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