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Old 03-23-2016, 04:22 PM   #110
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Originally Posted by Difflugia View Post
The HarperCollins ebook of the NRSV is $1.99. This edition lacks the Apocrypha (the Protestant edition with Apocrypha and the Catholic edition are both regular price), but it's been years since I've seen this one on sale and I don't recall it being this cheap.
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Thanks for posting the book (Bible) and giving your comments.

I thought that I had bought a NRSV as an ebook, but I couldn't find it if I did. So I was glad to be able to grab this one.

To other MobileReaders: the words in the book description, "The NRSV is the most trusted, most accepted, and most accurate English translation of the Bible available today" may contain a little bit of hype, but maybe not much. IMHO it strikes a great balance in a translation between a sense-for-sense approach and a word-for-word (literal) approach, which is the difference between being readable and not being very readable. And from all that I've heard and read, it's very accurate. It's a great version for both reading and study, as is the 1995-update NASB (New American Standard Bible).
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