What Bible Should I Read?

[@jessicalove143]

Short, sweet and to the point. Very helpful! Like sister Nancy, I use NKJV, but lately drawn to ERV when sharing with new believers and Amplified when doing my own personal study. Proverbs 4:7 ☺️

[@Gospel_101]

That is awesome sis I’m glad it was helpful

[@nancypearce3170]

This was interesting and very helpful! I prefer the NKJV but will now read multiple versions to understand and see Scripture more clearly. Thank you!

[@Gospel_101]

Glad it was helpful!

[@joshua9449]

Nicely done, Brandon. God bless you and His grace be upon you as you share the good news.

[@Gospel_101]

Thank you brother

[@FvntvsticGaming]

A well thought out video. Short and sweet.

[@Gospel_101]

Thank you kindly!

[@cindyallison3481]

Thank you, sir, for providing the understanding of the differences in various bible translations. Using different translation side-by-side can give you a clearer insight into what the Word is conveying to the reader. Whatever translation you use, always ask Holy Spirit to guide you in your studies.

[@Gospel_101]

You are most welcome

[@Melkezedek]

The force is strong in this one

[@Gospel_101]

Holy Spirit he has hmmm (Yoda voice)

[@yo-yo8474]

Thanks for making this video. I’ve had people try to tell me that any translation other than KJV is errant. I later learned that their doctrine and beliefs are dependent on certain words in the KJV. Other scriptures do not back up their claims because the modern definition of those words were not the original meaning. 🤔 Be wise as serpents and harmless as doves. Matthew 10:16 I I look forward to more of your videos.

[@Gospel_101]

Glad it was helpful!

[@marcusdenning8468]

This style video makes for great introductory content to a series which definitely needs to be expounded upon once the subject matter is introduced. The expansion upon translation necessarily also needs to include the concepts approach since, especially the Hebrew language, is fashioned so as to convey abstract ethereal ideas which are hard to wrap terms around. There is also the matter of Western and Eastern textus, as well as completeness of Works found by which we derive our current understandings.

[@Gospel_101]

Very good point, we should get together and take a deep dive on this topic Marcus