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Kindle Edition | Pages: 945 pages

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Title	:	The Ignatius Bible: Revised Standard Version, Second Catholic Edition
Author	:	Anonymous
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 945 pages
Published	:	2006 by Ignatius Press (first published 1946)
Categories	:	Religion. Christianity. Catholic. Reference. Theology. Christian

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We did it! Dear husband and I took our pastor's challenge to ‘read the Bible and the Catechism in a year’. We began on the 4th of February last year and we followed this guide a handy little fold-out which you mark off as you go. We would read a couple chapters from the Old Testament, something from the Wisdom literature, followed by the New Testament and several paragraphs from the Catechism each night. In the beginning we doubled up in hopes of doing it in a 1/2 year. It ended up we missed more days than we read for various reasons, but the important thing is we did NOT quit! Yay!

We think we are gonna do a Bible study next.

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On the one hand, this version has major problems. First of all, the original translation was made by heretics, who most likely don't agree with the Catholic Church on any issue. Second, while trying to create a common translation is (I suppose) a worthy endeavor, the Church already has a common Bible, the Vulgate.However, to give this edition its due, there are several features which I do like over the Douay-Rheims Bible. For example, it puts Esther 10:4 to 16:24 back in their original places in

I just finished reading through the NT again so now I'm starting at the beginning, the very beginning; Genesis and am going to read through the OT again.

After studying all 73 books in 4 years of Biblical School, two primary conclusions:1. There is no possible way dozens of human authors could weave together this love story in such intricate fashion, over the course of 1,500 years, without inspiration from God. The connections, with Jesus Christ as the climax, are endless.2. This is a profoundly Catholic book. To separate it from the Church founded by Jesus Christ Himself is to cut off its life. And to accept this book but not the Church that

Well, what can I say? It's the Bible and this is absolutely the best version out there for Catholics by far! Read this one! Not the NAB! Endorsed by Mother Angelica, too!

and also purged luke22:43,44 & Acts28:29

This is the Holy Book, a must read for every breathing human. The incredible thing about it is that you can read the same paragraph over and over and you will gain a different or deeper insight every time. Beware this book could turn you around 180*

The Revised Standard Version is an excellent translation. It combines the classic structures of the King James Version, phrases and elements that have become part of the fabric of our lives and history, with a modern clarity, and removes archaisms. I set out to read through it in one year, and it's not far off to say that it's been life-changing for me. A small example -- until going through it in its totality, I didn't really have a feeling for the prophetic voice. What's more, it's kind of