Holy Bible: New Revised Standard Version - Anglicised Edition Audible Audiobook

Holy Bible: New Revised Standard Version - Anglicised Edition Audible Audiobook – Unabridged

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Acclaimed by both biblical scholars and general readers as the most reliable English Bible available, the New Revised Standard Version follows in the great tradition of the King James Version in being true to the original meaning of the text, while presenting it in a style that speaks powerfully to contemporary listeners of all religious backgrounds. This unique combinatio Acclaimed by both biblical scholars and general readers as the most reliable English Bible available, the New Revised Standard Version follows in the great tradition of the King James Version in being true to the original meaning of the text, while presenting it in a style that speaks powerfully to contemporary listeners of all religious backgrounds. This unique combination of accuracy and elegance makes the NRSV the ideal Bible for personal use, for sharing aloud in groups or for buying as a special gift. In this exclusive newly recorded audiobook edition, John Banks brings the words of the Bible to incredible life.

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19 review for Holy Bible: New Revised Standard Version - Anglicised Edition Audible Audiobook – Unabridged

5 out of 5

Brian Riordan – Jun 20, 2021

I could just not get into this book. I know everyone like "oh its so good, its so good" but I was just not getting it. It's super sexist and all the character and unrelatable af. Like the narrative pace is break-neck so I can't invested in any of the story lines and even if I could I would still be annoyed because the choices god keeps making are always contrary to what the audience wants. Like Esau should have been given gods holy land not Jacob. That dude was an entitled little momma's boy. I I could just not get into this book. I know everyone like "oh its so good, its so good" but I was just not getting it. It's super sexist and all the character and unrelatable af. Like the narrative pace is break-neck so I can't invested in any of the story lines and even if I could I would still be annoyed because the choices god keeps making are always contrary to what the audience wants. Like Esau should have been given gods holy land not Jacob. That dude was an entitled little momma's boy. I only made it halfway through the first chapter/book so maybe the author gets better as he goes but I gotta be honest I did not love.
4 out of 5

Tim – Apr 02, 2021

Part of my listening through the Bible (no highlighting, no commentaries) series(aiming for 12 times - one for each month, though I missed Feb). Finished this one early because I was out of library books to split the day with.
4 out of 5

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