can someone tell me which life application bible is the best among the lot ?

Answer 1

I'm parital to this one: Life Application Study Bible: New International Version
by Tyndale House Publisher

Answer 2

I dont care what people tell u the New King James Versen is a poor replication of the bible it hes destorted historical events i bleave the bible should be as acurate as posible and i beleave that the New King James Versin is changed drasticly to make it more exepted into sisiety because the words are simpified and there for is made more easy to read and understand but by rewording it you lose some of the mening. Personally just befor u buy it look through it and if its hard to read its probibly more acurat than u think!

Answer 3

http://samgipp.com/answer/gipp_answer_index.html

http://samgipp.com/history/Gipp_history_index.html

kjv all the way, the above links explain why

i'm about to get a new life application study bible, i gave my last one away, so here is the replacement i'm getting, it won't be in till feb. but i'll wait..
http://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/product?item_no=20970&event=BB&bookbag=1&item_code=WW

oh by the way, the tyndale life application study bible uses the oxford text of the kjv, and for some reason the oxford scolars made a boo boo, and mispelled 3 words wich you can easily correct with a pen.. here they are
At Jeremiah 34:16, the Oxford KJV has "whom he: while the propper Cambridge KJV has "whom ye."
Oxford edition of the KJV has "fleeth" at Nahum 3:16 while a propper Cambridge edition has "flieth."
2 Chronicles 33:19, the Oxford KJV has "sins" while the propperCambridge KJV has "sin."
these are printers errors, not translation errors

Answer 4

The recovery version Holy Bible with footnotes. Not only is it a faithful translation from the original texts, it is also not too old-Englished that may be hard to understand. The footnotes are excellent and makes the words of God applicable to our daily lives, and there are plenty of cross-references on the sides. I personally use the recovery version, but also look up the Darby version at times. I'm a collector of different versions of bible, so I also have seen many other versions, like King James, Good News, NIV, etc.

You might be able to get it from Amazon Books. If not, you can get from Living Stream Ministry.

Answer 5

All Bibles have innacuracies in the translation. One language cannot be translated into another without losing meaning. The best thing is to learn from the original. The Artscroll Tanach bible is certainly the most faithful to the original of all translations into English. It can be ordered from Artscroll.com

Answer 6

+ Holy Bible KJV ONLY?

YES!

You all know this; but, will you have your pure minds now be stirred by way of REMEMBRANCE? You do KNOW we are in the end time. Apostasy is a characteristic of the end time. The falling away, or apostasy, is one of the two most profound EXPECTED signs to characterize this end time. That is the meaning of the word apostasy, falling away from truth. And when there is a falling away from truth, we know there is always confusion. Apostasy and confusion go together like fish and water.
God is NOT the Author of confusion.
And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. Sanctify them through thy truth: thy WORD is truth. It is the spirit that quickeneth; the flesh profiteth nothing: the WORDS that I speak unto you, they are spirit, and they are life. Thy WORD is very pure: therefore thy servant loveth it.

Answer 7

The Reformed Study Bible has had me digging through it since I got it. Great cross-referencing, sidebars explaining beliefs and meanings and history, and a great concordance to boot. If you're an Arminian though, you can either look at this as a significant challenge to your beliefs or you will be disgusted with it and move on to something more in line with that theology. Good luck.

Answer 8

I am surprised that you can take any copy of the bible seriously. They have more versions and revised additions and edited or abridged copy's than colors in the rainbow. Supposedly some guy named Paul dreamed up the bible 300 years after Jesus died and said that Jesus told him what he had said before. Most of the bibles accounts were passed on verbally through the generations

Answer 9

Definitely go with the NASV - The North American Standard.

This version is written the closest to the original greek text found in the New Testament.

Answer 10

I have the New Life application study Bible KJV. have taught Sunday School, and I have learned so much from it. You have you choose one that is right for you. God Bless You.