christopherchelpka
christopherchelpka

The New English Translation (NET) of the Bible includes translation and text-critical notes, many more than other versions. Learn more:

|
Embed
Progress spinner
In reply to
ChiaCheer
ChiaCheer

@christopherchelpka The historical comparison is extremely interesting, with a lot of information with which I wasn't familiar. I've tried to use the ESV as often as possible over the last few years but lately am finding the NET version useful as the companion to the EasyEnglish Bible which is, of necessity, my first choice. Not sure if I will even keep up with the ESV these days, and Dr. Wallace has done a good job of explaining what I have only "felt". The other article also explained more about the version that I hadn't known...but I really enjoyed these links today.

|
Embed
Progress spinner
christopherchelpka
christopherchelpka

@ChiaCheer thanks for sharing your thoughts. And I’m glad you enjoyed the links.

|
Embed
Progress spinner
nathanrhale
nathanrhale

@christopherchelpka I've been using the online and Kindle versions of the NET for years and have really benefited from the project. My wife just got me the paper version with all the notes - it's a behemoth!

|
Embed
Progress spinner
christopherchelpka
christopherchelpka

@nathanrhale I didn’t know about the online version. Thanks. netbible.org/reader

|
Embed
Progress spinner
nathanrhale
nathanrhale

@christopherchelpka you're welcome! It's so great to have on hand. Especially when traveling and you can't bring your physical library!

|
Embed
Progress spinner