08/06/2009 14:54:22

I looked into my bible and it says (in German): Die Bibel in heutigem Deutsch
            &nb; sp;                         &nb; sp;                         &nb; sp;     altes und neues Testament
            &nb; sp;                         &nb; sp;                         &nb; sp;     mit Spätschriften des alten Testaments
            &nb; sp;                         &nb; sp;                         &nb; sp;     (Deuterokanonische Schriften/Apokryphen)


Enjoy the translation with a dictionary Hope this is what you wanted to know?!

08/06/2009 09:42:47

LittleLeo wrote: This page looks pretty interesting, even when I have no ideas in greek translations! Is it normal that bibles in the USA are that expensive???

One doesn't need to know (Biblical) Greek with it, but at least one does needs to know English with it.  Bibles like this are expensive because they're unique/special.  Ones like this are not really designed for 'mass consumption,' and are mainly used by Theologians, priests/pastors, et al.; i.e., they're more scholarly. Much more standard/mainstream/'pop' Bibles in the U.S. are those like the King James Version ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_James_Version ) or the New International Version ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_International_Version ), etc. Bibles like these are ubiquitous and can be purchased in just about every bookstore, mall, shopping center, etc. and are inexpensive. Although, plenty of churches and Christian organizations regularly or perpetually GIVE Bibles like these away FREE OF CHARGE. So, they're essentially 'free' in the U.S. to anyone who is serious enough about getting a free copy.   They're also purchased and given away as gifts too, I've done this myself with The Apostolic Bible Polyglot and have purchased and given away several as Christmas gifts. =)  I would have given out FAR MORE! than I have too, if I could afford it.   What's the 'main'/popular Bible among Lutherans in Deutschland, BTW darling? =)

CelticCurls wrote: BTW, you can edit your blog under "My Items" if you don't have everything together at once, you can add it in later.

...of course.

08/06/2009 05:37:44

BTW, you can edit your blog under "My Items" if you don't have everything together at once, you can add it in later.

08/05/2009 16:27:41

This page looks pretty interesting, even when I have no ideas in greek translations! Is it normal that bibles in the USA are that expensive???