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| New International Version - NIV | | 16 | |
New American Standard Bible - NASB | | 2 | |
The Message - TM | | 2 | |
Amplified Bible - AB | | 1 | |
New Living Translation - NLT | | 6 | |
King James Version - KJV | | 4 | |
New King James Version - NKJV | | 2 | |
English Standard Version - ESV | | 0 | |
Contemporary English Version - CEV | | 0 | |
New Century Version - NCV | | 0 | |
American Standard Version - ASV | | 0 | |
New Life Version - NLV | | 1 | |
Holman Christian Standard Bible - HCSB | | 0 | |
Douay-Rheims - DR | | 0 | |
RSV Catholic Version | | 0 | |
Other | | 3 |
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| | The NIV seems to be what most of our kids have at home, so we use it, but for memory work we allow whatever version they do have. When we practice in class, we use NIV, but if we give prizes or points for memorizing, then whatever version they worked from is acceptable. We read from NIV for studying, but sometimes use a paraphrase, like a Living Bible or The Message for teaching the stories. This is interesting. I hope you post the poll, when it's completed. It may be a geographic issue too. I'm in Central Texas, and many people would call our area The Bible Belt, so that may be a factor.
Vision Ministries Mom, aka Shawn Parker
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