Yes and yes.
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In addition to the Noah software there are many other types of bible study applications that can be downloaded, either free or for a small price.
For example, for Blackberry users, Appworld's 'Blackberry' website has special catalogue pages listing a range of different bible study applications that can be ordered online.
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The Noah Bible study e-book viewer typically uses the King James Version as the standard Bible text. It may offer the option to access multiple public domain Bible versions or translations as well, depending on the features and compatibility of the software used in the device.
New International Version and English Standard Version.
United Methodists don't have an official version or translation of the Bible. Rather they affirm the usefulness of a number of translations and versions. The New Revised Standard Version is often used for teaching purposes.
Various translations are used in different congregations. The King James Version is far less popular nowadays. Commonly used versions include the New International Version, the Good News Bible, the New English Bible and the New Revised Standard Version.
There really are too many different translations to give you a comprehensive list. However the most popular are: The King James Version The New International Version The New Revised Standard Version The Jerusalem Bible (especially among Roman Catholics) The Good News Bible The Message
There are many different types of English translations of the Bible, with some of the most common ones being the King James Version, New International Version, English Standard Version, and New American Standard Bible. Each translation varies in its language, style, and interpretation of the original texts.
In the King James version the word - orange - does not appear at all It may appear in other versions/translations
The King James Bible translation originated in 1611. There were a handful of translations before the King James Version in English and other languages. Today there are hundreds of Bible versions in many different translations and languages.
You can download the Bible in various translations and languages. The Message is copyrighted so you may not find a free download for it. You can buy eBook version of the Message translation but other translations like the King James, American Standard, and Douay-Rheims versions are free to download. For iPhone, iPod/iPad, Kindle and others there are free apps you an get with "standard" bible translation versions then pay (for less than $10) to add the Message Bible translation.
In the King James version the word - robin - does not appear at all The word may appear in other versions/translations
There are literally thousands but all are translations of the original Hebrew and Greek, so there is consistency within those thouands. For a start the Bible has been trannslated into over 2000 different languages, and so there are that many versions at least. And within those languages there are also versions. In the English language version of the Bible there are many translations from the King James version to the more modern contemporary English Bibles. Some translations are excellent and faithful to the original texts - such as The King James Version, the New International Version and the New Revised Standard Version. Some are excellent paraphrases of the Bible like the Message. Some are the Bible as a novel - as in the Book of God. Some translations are notoriously bad, like the new World Translation which no serious scholar accepts as a good translation as it skews and mistranslates the original Hebrew or Greek scripture to fit in with particular doctrinal beliefs. Add all these up and there are literally thousands of versions of the Bible, but each has been translated from the original Hebrew (for the Old Testament) or Greek (for the NewTtestament) to ensure that the Word of God, (except for a few bad translations) remains God-inspired and faithful, reliable and accurate.
Recently, in America, the five best selling versions were- New International Version, King James Version, New King James Version, New Living Translation, and English Standard Version.
In the King James version the word - din - does not appear at all --- Note: The word may appear in other versions/translations ---