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@@itsstillcalledtoday9928 Thanks.

The friend I honestly cannot answer that question because I don't have a 20/20 version of the text. However I am considering picking one up just so I can have one and it will probably be in a super giant print. I'm glad you scored this it's a good deal. Also thank you for watching I appreciate it.

That's one thing we're going to talk about we're also going to talk about how Bibles are laid out too and how some might be handy for studying some may be better for reading

I'm sorry that reply was for my second channel. But yeah we're going to talk about some pretty basic stuff but it's important.

The person that did it for me asked me not to reveal her name because she kind of only does it for friends and family. She did a fantastic job of the corner work is outstanding

Sorry I responded for my second channel I run two. I'll responded for my fragrance channel

I appreciate you watching the video. Tomorrow I'll be posting some fresh content if you're interested we're going to be talking about conjunctive adverbs and how they can help us understand scripture.

@@itsstillcalledtoday9928 I will look for it.

Yeah I just saw that lol

Well somebody's definitely paying attention lol!

your dirty nails making your eyes on fire

I appreciate that very much. With the exception of some passages in Hebrews and Romans I don't think Christianity is really all that complicated. If we're genuine and open with people the Bible's pretty clear on the simplistic things we are to do to encourage one another. Seriously there's some pretty complicated theological issues to work out but that's not really what this particular channel is about. I want to encourage people with my testimony my successes and even my failures. That's the whole purpose of this channel and from time to time we will tackle theological issues.

@@itsstillcalledtoday9928 That sounds like a really good balance to me.

I would love to use the ESV. It's a great translation however as someone who is legally blind they have left me out in the absolute frigid cold. They only have a large print which consists of a 12-point font which is below my ability to read it and they have a super giant print that's 17.5 and that Bible weighs 6 lb and there's absolutely nothing in between. But that is a pretty good suggestion

I do think there is enough difference between these two translations in the English words that they use to help you get a good grasp on scripture. I do think once again that's a really good idea. Now I'm going to have to buy me a new King James lol

Zondervan biblestead are called life-lat is their business nomenclature for a Smyth zone Bible

It is indeed a Smyth sewn Bible

That particular one happens to be the 2017. There's less than a 1% difference in the 2017 to the update of 2020 text. That one is a giant print with end of paragraph cross references

And that's exactly where I'm coming from I should have the first one out in the next few days

This is the only response I'm going to give to this argument because I'm tired of it. 1. The King James version should be honored among all believers because it is a good translation of God's word that is not under debate. 2. We don't speak Elizabethan English anymore and it's hard for the average person to understand. At the time it was written it was common vernacular. 2. Prior to the King James the Latin Vulgate was the standard mostly because that's all there was. The word Vulgate means "vulgar or common", because many people spoke Latin. 3. When William Tyndale dared to translate the Latin Vulgate into English he was burned at the stake for his trouble because people thought that the Latin Vulgate was the best translation of all time and should never be retranslated again. 4. The New testament was written in Koine Greek, "konie" means common it was the "lingua franca" of its time because everybody spoke it and people could understand it. 5 language changes. In the 1920s gay meant happy it no longer means that. The common theme here is that people need God's word in a language they can understand. I've been where you are and then I learned how language works and then I realized we're doing people a great disservice but not having a Bible in modern English. This is going to be my only response to this post.

@@itsstillcalledtoday9928 Jesus spoke of wisdom knowledge and understanding. Don’t be Lazy’ use your Mind ‘ all just want the easy way so it’s ok to change words like your Armor where is they put on the Belt of truth, it’s supposed to be grid. Your Lions with truth grid means surround your lions. KJV truth fight with your Lions! as the devil Ramons like a prowling Lion to see who the two devour only A Lion fights a Lion! You can’t do crap with a belt…

The 1611 KJV? It has the Apocrypha. Is that also God’s Word?

And from thence we fetched a compass, and came to Rhegium: and after one day the south wind blew, and we came the next day to Puteoli: Acts 28:13 KJV From there, after making a circuit along the coast, we reached Rhegium. After one day a south wind sprang up, and the second day we came to Puteoli. Acts 28:13 CSB The King James version is not clearer but if that's what you prefer then by all means use it. How many people actually know what fetched a compass means very few.

That one right there no I don't believe it does. Just bonded. However due to its price it would be an excellent candidate to have rebound

Yeah, I ordered one, but $$ to rebind I’ll have to think about. It comes this Wednesday. @@itsstillcalledtoday9928

Yes, thinking about that. Want it as a carrier in my car. It would be the "one I have when I need it" kind of Bible. @@itsstillcalledtoday9928

I did get it. Love the font size

You know for the price that would be a good Bible to consider having a new cover put on it you could put a nice piece of cowhide or a nice piece of goat skin on that and have you a beautiful Bible that'll last you a long time