Catholic translations NLT GNB(TEV) and GW

Dan Francis

You are trying to be more catholic friendly but why not improve your bibles you have...

 

New Living Translation has a catholic version why not offer it???

Same goes Good news version/ Todays english version and God's Word.  I am not catholic myself but I value the deutrocanonical (Apocryphal) books greatly, I would love to see all 3 of these updated to offer the catholic versions of them… and will be buying them as soon as you offer that….

 

-dan

Dan Francis

I forgot to add the WEB texts here http://ebible.org

and

Net Bible http://bible.org/article/preface-net-bible-apocrypha

 

and http://www.bibleclaret.org/bibles/

 

The Christian Community Bible is the Bible Christian people are waiting for. There are many translations of the Bible in modern languages. However, many of them are difficult to understand because they use a language that most people cannot identify with.

The Christian Community Bible is a very accurate translation from the Hebrew and Greek biblical texts to the real language used by ordinary people, those who are the preferred recipients of the salvation message found in it. Because of this the Christian Community Bibleis understood by all the Christian believers.

The Christian Community Bible comes out with commentaries that transform it in an authentic catechism of Christian life. They enlighten and help the reader to comprehend the meaning of the biblical texts.

The Christian Community Bible was born in 1971 in Latin America as a result of the pastoral concern of the French priest Bernardo Hurault. Since then, he has devoted his whole life to this work. After the first translation in Spanish, the translations in English, French, Filipino and Chinese came out. Other translations, also coordinated by Fr. Bernardo Hurault, are in process. The editors are engaged in a constant process of revision and improvement of the translations and commentaries always making it relevant with the latest developments in biblical scholarship and with the real situations of the people.

There have been more than one hundred fifty editions in different languages of the Christian Community Bible and many millions of copies distributed which have helped the faithful in many local churches to understand and assimilate better the Word of God.