Which Bible version do you preach from?

I remembered your story... That's why i posted that.. I hope you got a good laugh!:thumbs: What, you mean you don't believe in inspired osmosis?., the holiness from one Bible seeping into the other bible by process of osmosis.

Me neither.

 

TNIV is the version I use

 

I rarely get the opportunity to preach. When I do, I use the NRSV. To clarify, sometimes I use the Message, sometimes the NIV. Depends on the congregation.

In teaching, always the NRSV. Sometimes it reads and sounds a little awkward, but I respect the translators attempt to retain as much of the syntax of the original language as possible.

 

60+ years old - wow! Isn't that Bible so full of notes by now that you have a hard time reading the text???

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NIV & ESV

I mean, GOD has blessed its use during most of my ministry years and it doesn't dillute, correct, remove, bend, fold, staple or change any doctrinal truths.

Pretty neat, huh B.B.B?

 

Keith:
Quote; 60+ years old - wow! Isn't that Bible so full of notes by now that you have a hard time reading the text???
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Almost, mate. I call it my loose leaf Bible..I have to hold many of the pages in place...I think they made Bibles better in those days.

It came from the UK to Canada, went with me to Korea (50-53) and all through my years as pastor...I still use it.

I have a bigger Bible now with large print, but I still preach from the old one and wear reading glasses in the pulpit...I can't see anyone, but I can still read most of my notes.

Cheers,

Jim

Never leave home without a sermon or 50...lol

 

Kjv...n/t

KJV...

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