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Old 06-17-2014, 11:12 PM   #44
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Originally Posted by Loosheesh View Post
I like the idea of a Case for Christ Study Bible but this one is in NIV, which I'm not too keen on. Plus, I recently bought the HCSB Apologetics Study Bible.

I would like to get the NASB translation, and I notice there's a 1977 and a 1995 version. Have you used these, or know anything about them in terms of recommending which one would be better to get?
The main difference is that the 1977 edition retained the King James style in statements directed to God and these were changed to modern English in 1995.

Compare Psalm 3 in the 1977 edition and 1995 edition.

The original ebooks from Lockman are pretty bad. Neither include the translators' notes and the formatting is pretty poor. There's a newer edition at Amazon that includes the notes, but I haven't looked at it, since it's not available in epub. Thomas Nelson's study Bible editions are fine, though.
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