While researching Sacred Name
Bibles, I ran across The Bible Hunter blog. The express purpose of the blog “is to
list new, interesting and unusual Bibles.” You will find both peculiar and
provocative stuff here. It is here I heard about the AKJV Yehovah Edition Bible, The Bridge Bible, Plain English
Version, and The Refreshed American Standard Version.
The
AKJV Yehovah Edition Bible is “a clarified version of the King James
English Bible, arranged in the original book order and published in the
original three sections of the TaNaKh (Old Testament), plus the New Testament.”
The
Bridge Bible is an easy to read, easy to understand Bible
translation for the 21st Century. It is the most dynamic Bible translation
available [and] fills the gap between the biblical and contemporary world.
The
Plain English Version is “designed for Indigenous Australians whose
mother tongue is an Aboriginal language.”
The
Refreshed American Standard Version is “emending of its Elizabethan English text
in a ‘refreshing,’ rather than a full-scale revision, of the ASV toward
conformity with current usage…”
I’m a sucker for odd lists of random stuff, so
am right at home here! You may be, too.
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