Best Bible
The Jerusalem Bible has been my favorite bible for years. Thatβs why I was so happy to find it on line. It speaks to me, and I feel confident using it.
glad this exists!
lyrical! super relatable translation! like easy listening but deep and powerful.. not "bible lite" but super relatable
Wisdom
I have gained new insight into the word God of Love and Mercy. Blessed be the translators.
Great translation.
Love this translation and the fact that it uses Yahweh. Easy to read.
Best bible app
This is by far my favourite bible app, and translation
There are now ads this app. Why?
Why am I seeing ads? I thought this was a free app? How do I get rid of these?
Bible should be free? Why do I need to see commercial at the bottom of page? They donβt fit the β¦
The Bible should be free? Why do I need to see commercial at the bottom of page? They donβt fit the β¦ Christian narrative cheap and skinkie
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Jerusalem Bible
I absolutely love this translation of the Bible. It is my favorite. Itβs a little more poetic and easier to read.
Great translation and resource
It is a great translation and resource! Easy to use.
Nice App
Love it. Flexible on pad or phone. Audio is easy and optional, though monotone. I find it very difficult to highlight passages. (I couldnβt, though seems to be featured). All in all, as nice app.
usefulness of JB
Iβve been using this version for over 5 yes and love the simplicity of the language. It also provides an area for notes and helps you to highlight scriptures for quick reference points.
Audio
Itβs a great read ,the only problem is the audio . Some of the choices are scary or just odd honestly.
Not the JB, but the NJB!
This does not correspond to the 1966 version, as advertised here.
Love the font.
Easy to read and navigate with notes and more.
Search button?
Iβm unable to locate a specific scripture verse using the search button. This is a big fault.
Remove
Needs remove add
Got to get
Amazing
Misleading
Disappointed. This is NOT - repeat NOT - the original 1966 Jerusalem Bible. It is the 1985 NEW Jerusalem Bible, complete with gender-neutral language.
The Jerusalem Bible is Unique
I was glad to seen an app that featured The Jerusalem Bible of 1966. It is a unique translation done during a unique time. It was done by Catholics during the Vatican II era, which was a very ecumenical (unity among various branches of Christian groups) time. It came with a lot of notes (not included in app) with were very helpful and are moderately conservative theologically, and therefore enjoyable to Protestants and Catholics alike. The translation is idiomatic enough to bring out the flavor of what was said, yet without straying too much from the original language. The subsequent revisions of it in 1985 (New Jerusalem Bible) and just recently (Revised New Jerusalem Bible) brought about notes that are somewhat more liberal or progressive in nature. And the translation in these revisions revert back to some terms that are somewhat obscure to many Protestants, such as βsaving justiceβ instead of βjustificationβ in Paulβs writings. There are a lot of different translations of the Bible available out there, and none of them are perfect. But the Jerusalem Bible (1966) is a gem, because of the clarity of the translation, and the unique ecumenical time in which it was made, as well as the mostly helpful notes that came with that edition (if you can find a hard copy that has the notes). Later editions claim the 1966 edition didnβt rely on the Hebrew and Greek as much as they should have, but that claim is overstated, and most people use more than one translation for study or devotions anyway.
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Like the translation HATE the politics
A Bible should not be stumping for any politician. Period.
