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PDF Download Holy Bible-CEV HOLY BIBLE-CEV PDF, EPUB, EBOOK American Bible Society | 830 pages | 01 Mar 2006 | American Bible Society | 9781585165308 | English | United States Contemporary English Version (CEV) - Version Information - Moreover, the CEV often paraphrases in order to make the underlying point of a passage clear, rather than directly translating the wording. For example, compare Psalm in the much more literal New International Version :. Here, rather than shortening the original, the CEV has introduced new material by way of explanation, such as 'to take care of you in your old age'. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was barren, with no form of life; it was under a roaring ocean covered with darkness. But the Spirit of God was moving over the water. God said, "I command light to shine! Genesis in other translations. John God loved the people of this world so much that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who has faith in him will have eternal life and never really die. John in other translations. Main category: Bible translations into English. November Archived from the original on March 1, Retrieved July 11, September 8, American Bible Society Press release. Archived from the original on June 18, Retrieved June 30, October 7, Retrieved June 28, The New Zealand Herald. October 14, View 1 comment. So readable, you can't miss the message! I have read more than a dozen excellent translations but the Contemporary English Version is one of the most readable for me. I would urge you to buy this translation if you find it difficult to understand the Bible. It's so readable that you will have several aha! He who believes in Me, though he may die, he shall live. Everyone who has faith in me will live, even if they die. Always be faithful to your partner, because God will punish anyone who is immoral or unfaithful in marriage. May God bless you as you read and make His Word your way of life! My mom might be a good Catholic, or she might be a bit of a nut. But at one point, she agreed to buy me a plane ticket to Europe were I to read the Bible in it's entirety. Of course, I'm a good son. It took over a year to complete, and I still have my notes somewhere - all the bits of OT hatred, parts that seem to contradict, things here and there that stick out as interesting. But in all, it's rather dull. What's amazi My mom might be a good Catholic, or she might be a bit of a nut. What's amazing is how this book continues to have such "relevance" in the modern world. I blame mass idiocy- Don't take me for one of those Richard Dawkins arrogant types who lack imagination. I'm a solid Deist. I just don't see how someone could seriously attempt to guide the course of their life and take inspiration from this book. Not bad. Not great. Just average. My eyes glazed over many, many times because they were so boring. This goes for the Tanakh part although I have a feeling it's edited to be more Christian and isn't really the actual Tanakh and the Jesus stuff. But, my favorite books were: Exodus, Ruth, and Esther. The rest? Nov 11, Ray rated it really liked it. I found this to be the easiest version of the Bible to read. It's quite different compared to other translations and possibly from the original Greek, but I believe this version is the best for understanding the point of the text, which is what I was looking for in a Bible translation. I recommend it to people who are reading the Bible for the first time. Some have accused the translators not only of simplifying the language which brings its own problems but also skewing some of the theological meaning Whilst the translators claim it was written to be read aloud which they seem to suggest is unique in Biblical translation history, but I am sure that was part of the rationale for the New English Bible I have to say that the short sentences, limited vocabulary and lack of a strong poetic sense in the psalms etc make it a bit dull to my ear But I do enjoy using it for private devotion as it is so readable This edition stays true to the original intention of being aimed at the "unchurched" in that it has short, but useful, introductions to each book, a few clear footnotes, but also a helpful glossary and an alphabetic index of books at the beginning Which is even useful for forgetful preachers who can't remember where Philemon is to be found All in all a good translation for new Christians but I don't think it is in print today with a lot of it's potential market being taken by the heavily marketed New Living Translation. Not long ago I completed my fourth reading of the Bible. The picture accompanying this review is not the same cover as my Bible, but I think it is the same text. All four that I've read are fairly common protestant translations that have had either the official or tacit endorsement of the ELCA church I grew up in. H Not long ago I completed my fourth reading of the Bible. However, one can still notice differences when comparing reading experiences. According to the translators of this version, it was designed primarily to be read aloud, and thus uses simple language and relatively short sentences. There's not much in the way of footnotes, except the very basic notes on alterative translations. There is nothing in the text to indicate a footnote and the reader has to guess about when the read them. For someone hoping to get a real learning experience out a Bible--including historical, cultural, and political context--I can't say I would much recommend this version. It's very bare bones--exactly the type of thing you might imagine is being given away at a Lutheran national youth gathering. In this case, you get what you pay for. Dec 31, Heather rated it it was amazing. The Bible never disappoints, and I enjoyed this translation which was new to me. I try to read it through in a year every couple of years, and I finished right on schedule today. This translation is in modern language and is particularly designed for reading aloud. They've tried to make phrasing choices that minimize confusion when you're hearing the text. There were times when the wording was quite different from my old familiar NIV and gave me a fresh perspective on the text. This was a good a The Bible never disappoints, and I enjoyed this translation which was new to me. This was a good addition to my collection. Dec 31, Sarah Tummey rated it really liked it. I bought this because I wanted a Bible for my Kindle, and it's a version I really like that you can't get on the Bible Gateway app. I don't regret buying it because it's easy to navigate through the books and chapters using the Search facility. However, it's a shame all the footnotes are at the back instead of within the text, and there were some verses where I had to go back to the New Century Version for clarification the NCV is still my favourite Bible overall. This is my favorite Bible. While easy to read, the translation stays true to the original text. It's printed on quality paper and I love the modern cover design. I found this book years ago in a bargain bin for five dollars. It's the best investment I ever made. I actually finished this book on January 9, Dec 28, Brendan Cheney marked it as reference. Too many people hold conservative views without knowing what the Bible actually says. I know some writing teachers recommend that anyone wanting to improve their prose should read the Bible - they specifically mean the King James Bible, not the CEV. Feb 13, Claire added it Shelves: bible-books , non-fiction. The most "readable" version of the Bible for modern readers looking to move through the scripture, in my opinion. It varies quite a bit from the versions I grew up with, which makes the "famous" scriptures a bit weird to come across, but very relateable and applicable. Aug 15, LauraSue rated it it was amazing Recommends it for: everyone who wants a better life. This is the instruction book for my life. I want to live like Jesus and follow his teachings. A fairly readable translation of the Bible. NOT a study Bible, but good for just sitting down and reading. Apr 30, Patiki rated it did not like it. OMG who probably is laughing I hate hate hate this version of the Bible. Mar 06, Stephanie Borges Folarin rated it it was amazing. I spent the year reading the bible and completed it. Very happy! Oct 03, Nancy rated it really liked it Shelves: religion- christianity. I took a year to read the Bible and chose this version as more easily understandable. Believe me--there's still plenty I don't understand. Feb 04, Robert Turner rated it it was amazing. I picked this version of the bible because it mentions giant sea monsters. I thought that was funny. The book of all books! The greatest story ever told! Apr 24, Joan DeArtemis rated it it was ok Shelves: bible , christianity.
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