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Post by ericanaysha on Jan 18, 2015 17:42:12 GMT -5
C needs a new bible, he misplaced his nice one from prek graduation.
Anyways, looking online and there's so many choices. I know I prefer a few and am thankful I have an app to switch back and forth until o get a parallel bible.
So which one would you buy?
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BC
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Post by BC on Jan 18, 2015 17:51:30 GMT -5
I wonder how he'd like the New Living Translation? Sort of by accident, I began using it several months ago, and I'm liking it.  My sons seem to lose a lot of Bibles too. (At church, usually  ). |
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MOmom
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Post by MOmom on Jan 19, 2015 10:06:38 GMT -5
My 7yo really likes the Adventure Bible in the NIrV version because it's easier for him to read than some of the other versions at this point. It may not be the best version, but I figured he would get more out of reading his Bible if he wasn't struggling over the words.
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justju
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Post by justju on Jan 20, 2015 3:22:20 GMT -5
In the UK, we have a version called the international children's version. It's translated for five to ten year olds.
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hadley
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Post by hadley on Jan 20, 2015 7:07:00 GMT -5
My 7yo really likes the Adventure Bible in the NIrV version because it's easier for him to read than some of the other versions at this point. It may not be the best version, but I figured he would get more out of reading his Bible if he wasn't struggling over the words. I love this version as well. |
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