IF God allowed only 1 bible, and i book, what would you chose?
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Hello YeshuaFan;
I'm going to have fun here.
I could choose a Formal or Functional Equivalence translation and read a good Biblical reference text book, but instead I'll go with a Free Translation such as the Message Bible and refer to the Daily Bread, because they're the only ones available for me at that time.
I have all the faith that God can supersede my only Bible and reference tool and reveal His Authority to build me up as a disciple.
Bob
I'm going to have fun here.
I could choose a Formal or Functional Equivalence translation and read a good Biblical reference text book, but instead I'll go with a Free Translation such as the Message Bible and refer to the Daily Bread, because they're the only ones available for me at that time.
I have all the faith that God can supersede my only Bible and reference tool and reveal His Authority to build me up as a disciple.
Bob
I would opt for a NKJV study Bible and Strong's Exhaustive Concordance.
Good question YeshuaFan
As it happens I would choose exactly the same as BibleLover , NKJV and Strong's Concordance l. And I would take paper and pen and write Devotionals.
As it happens I would choose exactly the same as BibleLover , NKJV and Strong's Concordance l. And I would take paper and pen and write Devotionals.
I would be 50% with Bible lover........Strong's Exhaustive Concordance and the ESV Bible.
Or could opt for th esv concordance instead
Mine would be esv Study Bible, and a really good daily devotational, like my utmost for His highest or something similiar
That would work as well.
I chose Strong's simply because it contains the Hebrew and Greek lexicons. That's like sneaking in two extra books over the limit of the two allowed. Young's Analytical Concordance is another good concordance. The analytical order and nature of the entries according to their original-language is one advantage over Strong's.
I agreed with you on the Strongs because you did and you are the man and I want to stay on your good side.
isn't that the one where they listed all of the root words together so can see at a glance whey they all appeared?
Yes
Think people do not know just how much better we have it now for bible studies, as back in the "good old days", forced to memorize greel alphabet, learn some vocab used the greek lexicons and things like the Moulten greek concordance, but now with bible software just click and point and read off the screen
If you want to have some fun, trying using the Youngs Literal translation, interlinear before there were really any
I would try to bargain with God, "How about 1 Bible App?", otherwise a KJV (NASB-1995 2nd choice)/and a Youngs Concordance.
What bible app?
I have a number of them, but I find Olivetree the most useful.
I use eSword, an online study platform that very versatile and useful.
Mine is logos , as have entire library on that app