what bible do you own? (bible versions)

I own one KJV and two NIV Bibles.

I have a KJV Leather bound I have had for 48 yrs.
I have a KJV Leather Bound Pocket Version about 35 yrs.
I have a KJV loose leaf version in order to study just one book without having a whole book to handle.
I have a KJV Recorded Audio Tapes.
Did I mention I have a KJV Bible?

lambofgod43985889 said:

i have a "new international version", "king james version" and an "english standard version study version"

do i need more?

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There are 29 versions here to use anytime:

Matthew 7:12 In everything, then, do to others as you would have them do to you. For this is the essence of the Law and the Prophets.

JIMINZ said:

Did I mention I have a KJV Bible?

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Yup.

Stranger36147 said:

Yup.

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Thanks I thought for a min. I had forgotten, old age you know, your never sure if you mite have woken up dead this morning.

I use the New American Standard Bible (NASB) as my principle English translation, but I also regularly use the NIV-UK (it's like the original '84 NIV), ESV, ASV, KJV, NKJV, NET, HCSB, & NLT. I also like the WEB as well the translations of the Berean Study and Berean Literal Bibles.

You can see all of these translations and more if you'd like here John 1:1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. and/or here Bible Gateway passage: John 1:1-3 - New American Standard Bible

--David

I physically own a KJV, ESV, ASV, NASB, RSV, NIV, GNV, and HCSB.

My preferred translation is the English Standard Version.

lambofgod43985889 said:

i have a "new international version", "king james version" and an "english standard version study version"

do i need more?

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The Amplified is very helpful. I have a Bible School. I tend to use the New American Standard and the Amplified. I also use Bible Hub. It lists most versions, except the Amplified. It makes for interesting reading, comparing the verses that way. And it's less costly than buying yet another version! Above all, we need the "Spirit of Wisdom and Revelation" to make known to us God's meaning in the Word.

My sister used the NIV to teach me about Jesus. I was saved at a church that only uses the NIV. So I was never interested in reading other Bibles versions until someone posted a link to Bible Hub.

I have several at home, but only consistently use the KJV and NKJV. If I want to look at others I go to Bible Gateway.

I have the NAV/NIV bi-lingual Bible, the NIV Study Bible and the ESV Bible.

Those are specifically mine, but my husband has many more Bible versions, he also has an old Geneva Bible that is in English I can't understand much in his collection.. I think when he really wants me to think he tells me to read the Geneva Bible..

I'm fairly certain he's joking... although I've done so before.

If Bible Gateway was not for profit I would use it. There is a bar telling users to buy Gateway Plus for $4 per month near the top of thre screen and I can't block it. That alone is enough to make me avoid Bible Gateway.

i have a KJV, and a Geneva Bible, and a Gideons (KJV) New Testament with Psalms, Proverbs, and hymns in it.