Which version of the Bible do you read?

[St_Worm2]

How big are the fonts in the Thompson Chain New King James Version?

Hello Leaviathan, just FYI, Logos Bible Software finally produced and released the Thompson Chain Bible, so you can make the fonts as big or as small as you'd like them to be now (you can even change the type of font) if you use the Logos version of this Bible.

Thompson Chain Reference Library | Logos Bible Software
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--David

 

[JM]

I bought this....
KJV Giant Print Center-Column Reference Bible

No going back. Best Bible for the money.

 

[tampasteve]

I bought this....
KJV Giant Print Center-Column Reference Bible

No going back. Best Bible for the money.

That looks like a really good deal. I've been mainly using the Spurgeon Study Bible in CSB at home recently, right now I am really happy with it. I am still sticking with my Geneva for church though.

 

[BNR32FAN]

Hello all,
I am just curious...which version of the Bible do you all use? My church which is a Christian Reformed congregation either uses the NRSV or the ESV. I prefer the ESV myself. I feel its way easier to read and understand....

ESV is not a bad translation I typically prefer the NASB myself.

 

[Brown Eyed Girl]

Study - ESV mostly, NASB95 sometimes (I actually prefer the language of NASB95, as it's modern, word-for-word and somehow maintains the KJV poeticism, but I'm lukewarm on my personal copy -- I think it's the font. Plus, my study Bible is in ESV)
Devotional - HCSB
Memory - ESV and KJV

 

[aNewMan]

ESV and the Authorized King James

 

[DragonFox91]

I grew up on NIV but have been moving to ESV. Some passages the word-for-word meaning just gets lost in more paraphrased versions.