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Originally Posted by Fluribus
A bunch of stuff that I found while browsing around Amazon.com. All books were $1.99.
HarperCollins Study Bible (revised June 2017). |
That one's a big deal as far as I'm concerned. It's one of the very few scholarly study Bibles available at all, let alone as an ebook. I paid $18 for it when it was first released as an ebook in April.
The translation it uses is the NRSV and it includes notes on the apocryphal books. Whether you consider this to be a good or bad thing, be aware that the study notes follow modern Bible scholarship rather than inerrantist theology. If you're looking for a study Bible that doesn't assume that Moses wrote Genesis or that Paul wrote Titus, this one's for you.
It's also $1.99 at the other major players:
eBooks.com
Kobo
Barnes & Noble
Google
It's still full price at
Christianbook, but maybe it will drop.