Hi John, In reference to a comment that I left on one of your other videos, what would you recommend Bible version wise and consider the best and accurate whether for people who are Christian and for people wanting to become Christian. I have a KJV and NRSV and am torn between the two due to things that I have read on the internet and on CZcams videos. Of the two I have, which would you recommend. What version do you use personally and what does the Church of Scotland use and, if you know, the Scottish Episcopalian Church.
I asked a higher authority (my wife) and she says the NRSV is the one to go for. I often use the Good News. Apparently it was written for folks for whom English is a second language. It is therefore well suited to giving you the big picture.
The choice of the ,'Pew Bible,' in the C of Sc is up to the individual congregation and their minister. The Good News and the NIV being the most common. I have only been in the Episcopal church once or twice and I can't remember what they were using but had it been something odd I dare say I would have noticed.
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Thanks John.
Hi John,
In reference to a comment that I left on one of your other videos, what would you recommend Bible version wise and consider the best and accurate whether for people who are Christian and for people wanting to become Christian.
I have a KJV and NRSV and am torn between the two due to things that I have read on the internet and on CZcams videos.
Of the two I have, which would you recommend.
What version do you use personally and what does the Church of Scotland use and, if you know, the Scottish Episcopalian Church.
I asked a higher authority (my wife) and she says the NRSV is the one to go for. I often use the Good News. Apparently it was written for folks for whom English is a second language. It is therefore well suited to giving you the big picture.
The choice of the ,'Pew Bible,' in the C of Sc is up to the individual congregation and their minister. The Good News and the NIV being the most common. I have only been in the Episcopal church once or twice and I can't remember what they were using but had it been something odd I dare say I would have noticed.
@@JohnCouplandguitar Hi John, Thank you for your reply.
volume is too low on this video
Don't be silly, that's just the 'Still, small voice.'