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| The One Year Bible NLT (One Year Bible: New Living Translation-2) | 
 enlarge | Creator: Tyndale
Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers
Category: Book
List Price: $18.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  24 reviews
Sales Rank: 6616
Media: Paperback
Edition: 2
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 1424
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.8
Dimensions (in): 7.8 x 5.2 x 1.5
ISBN: 1414302045
Dewey Decimal Number: 220
EAN: 9781414302041
ASIN: 1414302045
Publication Date: August 30, 2004
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 An easy, impressive version of the Bible! December 20, 2008
An easy, impressive version of the Bible, this book is also a great buy! I was very pleased with the book's condition and the fast, efficient shipping time. I recommend it highly!
The One Year Bible NLT December 16, 2008
Love how each days reading is organized and easy to read and understand. I am hopeful for a powerful year with a great resource to help me FINALLY read the whole bible.
Great Version December 13, 2008
I read the NIV Version of the One-Year Bible (on the two-year plan) and I loved it. I gave that one to my 50-year-old brother, who did not know Christ but said he might read it. He has since accepted Christ as his Savior. I wanted to reread the Bible but in a different version, so I got the New Living Translation. I love it, but then again, I loved the NIV version, too. No matter how you read the Bible, its effects are profound. I've read many, many books throughout my life and the Bible stands in a category that cannot be touched by anything else I've ever read. If you want to know what God has to say about his relationship with man, and with you in particular, get this very easy to understand version and read it. Even if you don't read it every day, keep reading when you can. I don't know anyone who's ever read the Bible in its entirety and were sorry for having done so. May God bless you greatly in your search for a deeper understanding of Him.
 good October 8, 2008
I like the way they have the Bible divided. But when you go from day to day, sometimes I get confused and lost in the New Testament and have to look back on the previous day. It's a good way to get through the Bible in a year though.
One of the best Kindle Bibles available July 8, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
If you're looking for a Bible for the Kindle for regular structured reading, this one is a winner.
The translation is very readable. It is a devotional translation, not a "Study Bible" or scholarly translation.
For a Kindle book, the format is excellent. It is laid out with daily readings by date. Each day has an Old Testament and New Testament selection, followed by a Psalm and a Proverb or two.
The selections provide a sequential Genesis through Revelation trip through the Bible in one year plus the books of Psalms & Proverbs in digestible hunks. (One of my problems with most "Bible in a Year" schemes is that they insist on reading Proverbs in huge unrelieved daily hunks, guaranteed to give you mental and spiritual indigestion).
The readings are footnoted in Kindle hyperlinks for alternate readings and explanations of where the reader friendly translation substitutes a modern equivalent for such things as ancient Hebrew dates and the like.
I only wish that where the New Testament quotes the Old Testament the hyperlink gave not only the citation in the footnote (which it does), but also hyperlinked the actual OT passage cited. (The New International Version Kindle edition does both, which is very handy.)
I only wish there were a Catholic edition of this One Year Bible, with the pseudographical/apochryphal books of the Catholic canon included. Alas, so far the only Catholic Bible of any type available for the Kindle is the dated (and terribly formated) Rheims/Douay.
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