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Discussion in '2003 Archive' started by neal4christ, Jun 12, 2003.

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  1. neal4christ

    neal4christ New Member

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    What is the primary translation(s) that you use? Not the ones you reference from time to time, but your main one(s). [​IMG]

    For me, the NKJV and ESV.

    Neal

    [ June 12, 2003, 06:12 AM: Message edited by: neal4christ ]
     
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  2. Rocco

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    The last few months its been the NIV and ESV .
     
    #2 Rocco, Jun 12, 2003
  3. Ed Edwards

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    For the past year: KJV1769. [​IMG]
     
    #3 Ed Edwards, Jun 12, 2003
  4. Major B

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    NKJV/Greek Interlinear, NASB
     
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  5. aefting

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    For study and family devotions, the ESV.
    At church, the KJV.
     
    #5 aefting, Jun 12, 2003
  6. Forever settled in heaven

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    NIV for church, n CEV for everything else, almost.
     
    #6 Forever settled in heaven, Jun 12, 2003
  7. Pastor Larry

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    NASB for church; NIV for reading.
     
    #7 Pastor Larry, Jun 12, 2003
  8. Pastor_Bob

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    The Defined Bible KJV for study
    Thompson Chain KJV* for preaching

    * This Bible was given to me at my ordination years ago. I keep it for the pulpit almost exclusively.
     
    #8 Pastor_Bob, Jun 12, 2003
  9. Terry_Herrington

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    The NIV is my primary translation, although I use the NLT often for reading.
     
    #9 Terry_Herrington, Jun 12, 2003
  10. neal4christ

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    Good Bible, Pastor Bob! [​IMG] I love the Thompson Chain Reference.

    Neal
     
    #10 neal4christ, Jun 12, 2003
  11. Pete Richert

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    ESV
     
    #11 Pete Richert, Jun 12, 2003
  12. Jesus is Lord

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    KJV is my first Bible... second is Amplified or NKJV
     
    #12 Jesus is Lord, Jun 12, 2003
  13. Scott J

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    KJV- primary. NKJV, and NASB- secondary.

    Assorted versions on Bible Study programs occasionally.
     
    #13 Scott J, Jun 12, 2003
  14. Anti-Alexandrian

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    The Thompson Chain KJV I've heard of,but The Defined Bible I've never heard of.Can you tell me little more about it?
     
    #14 Anti-Alexandrian, Jun 12, 2003
  15. Haruo

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    "Londona" 1926; and in English, NRSV by preference but NIV by preponderance (because that's the pew Bible at both my main churches).

    Haruo
     
    #15 Haruo, Jun 12, 2003
  16. BrianT

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    For casual reading, I grab the NIV first. For detailed study, I grab the NASB, the KJV (as all the good tools use Strong's numbering) and a Greek NT (usually UBS3).
     
    #16 BrianT, Jun 12, 2003
  17. TomVols

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    ESV, then NASB.

    Pastor Bob, I, too was given a Thompson Chain at my ordination. But it's NIV :eek: [​IMG]
     
    #17 TomVols, Jun 12, 2003
  18. Archangel7

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    [Non-Baptist Post]

    [ June 12, 2003, 11:48 PM: Message edited by: TomVols ]
     
    #18 Archangel7, Jun 12, 2003
  19. Keith M

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    NKJV is primary
    KJV at church
     
    #19 Keith M, Jun 15, 2003
  20. mesly

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    What is the reason for a lot of you to be using a different translation at home than the one you use at church? Just curious.
     
    #20 mesly, Jun 15, 2003
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