Hello. Which version of the Bible do you recommend please, and could you also advise on where to obtain them from (both physical and digital if possible)? I'm based in the UK but am happy to order from the US if necessary. Thank you and God bless.
There are many acceptable translations. Most of the modern English translations are fine (e.g., ESV, NKJV, ASV, NASB, ALV). As far as digital editions, there are many good apps, but I would highly recommend the Literal Word app as it is both functional and clean in terms of design; Logos is better for in-depth study, but it is also not free (in terms of the individual resources). For physical Bibles, the major question would be what you want to spend on it: There are very cheap options (e.g., many from Crossway) and there are very nice options (e.g., Schuyler).
@@Stone-Choir Thanks for the reply. I've made a note of those recommendations and will follow them up when I've got some spare time. Am currently reading through the NIV on my phone's Lithium app. Every time I read the word "servant" I'm like "are you sure that shouldn't say 'slave' instead?" after listening to your podcasts about that topic. Just trying to get an idea if any other words have a similar problem as it feels pretty bad that I might be reading a version of the Bible that isn't as close to the Truth as it should be. Again, many thanks and God bless.
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Hello.
Which version of the Bible do you recommend please, and could you also advise on where to obtain them from (both physical and digital if possible)? I'm based in the UK but am happy to order from the US if necessary.
Thank you and God bless.
There are many acceptable translations. Most of the modern English translations are fine (e.g., ESV, NKJV, ASV, NASB, ALV). As far as digital editions, there are many good apps, but I would highly recommend the Literal Word app as it is both functional and clean in terms of design; Logos is better for in-depth study, but it is also not free (in terms of the individual resources). For physical Bibles, the major question would be what you want to spend on it: There are very cheap options (e.g., many from Crossway) and there are very nice options (e.g., Schuyler).
@@Stone-Choir Thanks for the reply. I've made a note of those recommendations and will follow them up when I've got some spare time.
Am currently reading through the NIV on my phone's Lithium app. Every time I read the word "servant" I'm like "are you sure that shouldn't say 'slave' instead?" after listening to your podcasts about that topic.
Just trying to get an idea if any other words have a similar problem as it feels pretty bad that I might be reading a version of the Bible that isn't as close to the Truth as it should be.
Again, many thanks and God bless.