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I own several KJV's. I own a well-worn (tearing up) copy of the NIV Study Bible, a NLT, a NKJV, and a "The New Testament In Everyday American English" The Everyday English is wonderful really. It's on a lower reading level than what I would normally use but with some of the harder passages it can shed light on things plus it's great for the kids. My oldest son is soon to be 9 and he's starting to get too old for a children's Bible but not old enough to comprehend everything in the KJV. I want to get an Amplified next and then maybe NASB or ESV. Then I have software that has several versions including Darby, Webster (yes, dictionary dude), and others.

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Computer bibles are great for discussion boards

Job 11

6 And that he would show you the secrets of wisdom, that they are double to that which is! Know therefore that God exacts of you less than your iniquity deserves.

see? Didn't have to write a thing :emot-hug:

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I have my old Good News Bible that was an Easter gift from my parents when I was really young....lol

my regular NIV and I just bought a new study NIV bible

I also use Living Letters which are from the Life Application Bible

Each of my girls (6yrs and 8yrs) have a youth bible, as well as various bibles story books...The First Christmas, Jonah and the Whale...I really don't know how many there are, but at least 12 stories from the bible...Do those count? lol

When I want to compare or do a really indepth study on something, I use BibleGateway.com...that must be 15 different bibles right there...lol

I have a KJV as well, but don't use it...

So that must be 5 for me

2 for the kids + their bible stories

And thru the wonderful world of the web... the numerous versions there....

With so many bibles available, there really is no reason not to read or study is there?

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I have 10 t0 15 stored away as family things, but I use three hard copies to read from. Two NASB's (one study reference and the other just a nice bible for reading)..... I also have a NKJV study bible that I referr back to for differences or something that is difficult to understand.

I have two audio bibles and have ripped them into mp3 files so I can carry them on a single cd to listen when we are traveling or to and from work locations.

I use pc study bible version 4.something with 9 translations and the treasury of scriptur knowledge --- 7 commentaries -- 7 topical's -- 2 different sets of Strongs -- various other additions, sermons, books and suppliments -- music (hundreds of songs with the words written out and piano music for background -- Maps and lists of locations and bible references -- pictures of the Holy Land (too many to count) -- and a concordance that will reference any of the 9 translations.

If that's not enough there are packages to be purchased to add to it.

For the life of me I can't figure out how to make the time to need more :emot-hug:

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I love the Crosswalk Parallel Bible

You can parallel two different languages (English, Spanish, French, Arabic, Russian, Italian and German) and/or two different Bible translations (23 to choose from).

You can search by inputting book(s), chapter(s) and verse(s) or by word(s) or phrase(s)- the searches can also be refined (OT or NT, Books of Law, Pauline Epistles, etc). They also have commentaries, dictionaries, Greek and Hebrew lexicons, history, etc. :21:

The KJV and NAS (my favorite) may also be selected to show Strong's words... so you click a highlighted word and it takes you right to the Greek or Hebrew meaning... pretty kewl. :laugh:

There are some translations on their online Bible that I do not agree with- New Century Version (NCV) :cool:

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There are some translations on their online Bible that I do not agree with- New Century Version (NCV)  :laugh:

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What is wrong with the NCV in your eyes?

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I don't know how many my parents have. But I alone have like 4 or 5.

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