Anabaptist Study Bibles

[ratchet30]

Hello, I was interested in buying a new study bible but which ones would you say are anabaptist in nature, such as teachings in the footnotes, etc? I'm thinking the king james or new king james would be most appropriate. What say ye?

 

[tulc]

I don't think it's a "translation" issue, it's more of a "how you understand Scripture." idea. I'd suggest finding the Bible whose language you're most comfortable reading and go from there.
tulc(just a thought)

 

[ratchet30]

Thanks for your reply tulc. Im ok with either nkjv or kjv. I was thinking the king james study bible from thomas nelson, notes look very anabaptist it seems, i know it has an independent baptist slant.

 

[Christ_our_Lord]

Hello, I was interested in buying a new study bible but which ones would you say are anabaptist in nature, such as teachings in the footnotes, etc? I'm thinking the king james or new king james would be most appropriate. What say ye?

I hope this works (I am technologically impaired)...its a link to "Anabaptist Perspectives" featuring Dean Taylor. He answers your question within the first couple minutes of the linked video.

Please listen to his entire commentary as he gives a great perspective of an Anabaptist world view.

 

[yeshuaslavejeff]

Hello, I was interested in buying a new study bible but which ones would you say are anabaptist in nature, such as teachings in the footnotes, etc? I'm thinking the king james or new king james would be most appropriate. What say ye?

Revised Standard Version seems to me to have been the best (English Language Bible) to start with and to continue with for decades.

Others might be suitable , Yahuweh Willing, for some people, but many so-called "study" Bibles, including highly recommended ones, have a lot of on purpose built in errors.