Showing posts with label apocryphal books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apocryphal books. Show all posts
August 21, 2015

Catholic Scripture Study International Bible, RSV, CE

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Unlike many study Bibles, the Catholic Scripture Study International (CSSI) Bible places its informative charts, maps, and “Faith Facts” i...
March 14, 2015

The Apocrypha: The Lutheran Edition With Notes, articles, and ESV text

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Apocrypha, apocryphal books, deuterocanonical books, literature from intertestamental times, or whatever you call it, this highly recommend...
November 18, 2014

Reading The Jerusalem Bible

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When the Second Vatican Council (1962-1965) stimulated a spiritual awakening that crossed all sorts of denominational lines and stirred a c...
October 22, 2014

New Jerusalem Bible, reader edition

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The first time I read The New Jerusalem Bible (NJB), I had a study edition with footnotes that were hard to see because of the small font b...
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October 13, 2012

Which books go in which Bible?

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Christians from all denominations often ask me which Bible is which and why, and I’ve been explaining away – incorrectly! Well, not totally...
March 26, 2012

King James Version with Apocrypha

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In 1604 King James I of England authorized a translation of the Bible into English, and 47 scholars from the Church of England set to work w...
March 15, 2012

A study Bible with an ecumenical view

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The Oxford Study Bible contains the full Revised English Bible with Apocrypha (aka deuterocanonical books) and “A Complete Guide To The Wo...
March 5, 2012

Which Bible would Jesus choose?

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Since Jesus spoke Aramaic and Hebrew, He probably read scrolls written in those languages. Most likely He and the apostles were also famili...
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