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I have the Complete Jewish Bible by David Stern also and I love it. It's not my primary Bible but it is an excellent resource for study.

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I need to ask ... does either book include books that are not in the Bible that we have today?

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I need to ask ... does either book include books that are not in the Bible that we have today?

Onelight are you referring to the Aprophycra? If so, the answer about the Complete Jewish Bible by Stern is no. I can't speak for any others.

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I need to ask ... does either book include books that are not in the Bible that we have today?

Onelight are you referring to the Aprophycra? If so, the answer about the Complete Jewish Bible by Stern is no. I can't speak for any others.

I was in Borders today ans looked at at the index. In the OT, they listed books that are not in my NKJV. This was a concern to me. Would you do me a favor and compare the two and let us know? I do not want to get the book I looked at confused with the one you are talking about. I did not get the authors name ... sorry.

Thanks Glory!

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I need to ask ... does either book include books that are not in the Bible that we have today?

Onelight are you referring to the Aprophycra? If so, the answer about the Complete Jewish Bible by Stern is no. I can't speak for any others.

I was in Borders today ans looked at at the index. In the OT, they listed books that are not in my NKJV. This was a concern to me. Would you do me a favor and compare the two and let us know? I do not want to get the book I looked at confused with the one you are talking about. I did not get the authors name ... sorry.

Thanks Glory!

God Bless,

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Onelight...the Complete Jewish Bible has all the books your KJV or other translations have the difference is the names are in Hewbrew and the OT is not in the order you find in our Bible, but all of them are there. I really like the CJB...its very interesting but does take some getting use to.

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I was in Borders today ans looked at at the index. In the OT, they listed books that are not in my NKJV. This was a concern to me. Would you do me a favor and compare the two and let us know? I do not want to get the book I looked at confused with the one you are talking about. I did not get the authors name ... sorry.

The JPS bible I have doesn't have anything in it but the books of the OT of course they are in the order of any Jewish bible, Torah, Prophets etc. Also the one I have doesn't have an 'author' it just list the publishing co. JPS and then goes to list all the people involved with translating it. http://www.amazon.com/Tanakh-Scriptures-Tr...l/dp/0827602529 Sorry if the link doesn't work I'm still a bit clumsy with posting links etc. but its at amazon if you want to take a look just make sure you write in JPS Tanakh and nothing else since there are so many different Jewish bibles out there, I actually have two but this one is my favorite. Hope this helps.

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I'll have to return to Boarders with pen and paper. Thanks for checking it out for me.

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I'll have to return to Boarders with pen and paper. Thanks for checking it out for me.

It is not that there are different books, it is that the books retain the Hebrew names for the books. They are the same books.

I suggest purchasing the book at any rate anyways.

It isn't like you should reject the apocryphal books as interesting reading. :wub: Sure, they aren't inspired Scriptures, but they are probably interesting reading. :emot-drool:

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what do mean by hiding it a bit?? Why wpould we 'hide"" the coming of the MEssiah?

What I was trying to say is that the Jews rejected their Messiah and thus when they translate their versions of Scriptures, they would try and word the prophecies about the Messiah so that people wouldn't read Jesus son of Joseph of Nazareth.

Does that make sense?

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I'll have to return to Boarders with pen and paper. Thanks for checking it out for me.

It is not that there are different books, it is that the books retain the Hebrew names for the books. They are the same books.

I suggest purchasing the book at any rate anyways.

It isn't like you should reject the apocryphal books as interesting reading. :noidea: Sure, they aren't inspired Scriptures, but they are probably interesting reading. :noidea:

Really? Check for yourself ... http://www.biblebelievers.net/BibleVersions/kjcapocr.htm

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