With the NLT Every Woman's Bible you'll find that God desires to speak to you, not because of any group that you identify with, but because he loves you. This Bible has included stories of women that have been touched with the power of that message and reminds you that God is pursuing you just the same as He has pursued the most influential and broken women that have ever lived. God is not resting from reaching out to everyone in the world, this Bible demonstrates that He is present and moving; As Romans 2:11 reminds us: "For God does not show favoritism", His presence is meant for you.

The Filament Bible app turns this Bible into a powerful study and devotional experience, enabling you to use your mobile phone or tablet to connect every page of this Bible to a vast array of related content, including study notes, devotionals, interactive maps, informative videos, and worship music. For no additional cost, purchase, size or weight, you will have access to a wealth of information and resources from the very page you are reading without cluttering up your Bible. Read the NLT Every Woman's Bible, Filament Enabled Edition as a Bible without the app for convenience or dive into all the free, easily accessible resources from your smartphone or tablet to explore God's Word for an enriching experience of His presence.

Features:

• Insight and transformation through deep study
• Personal growth through reflective content
• Connection to a global community of women
• Powerful learning through access to additional study and devotional resources in the Filament Bible App
• Greater understanding of God through digging into passages that are often difficult for women
• Challenge through learning from a diverse group of women from many walks of life
• 9 Point Type

In 1924, Professor Sperber graduated from Bonn University with a dissertation on "Das Propheten-Targum in seinem Verhaltnis zum masoretischen Text". He was then invited to prepare a critical edition of the Targum. Thus Professor Sperber began an immense task. The Bible in Aramaic is the fruit of more than forty years of study, during which he made innumerable trips to various countries in order to visit libraries and examine manuscripts. The first part of the Bible in Aramaic appeared in 1959. Needless to say that this work is indispensable for students of the Old Testament. Let the reviews that have accumulated over the years speak for themselves.

The New International Version is the world's most popular modern English Bible. It is renowned for its combination of reliability and readability. Fully revised and updated in 2011 the NIV is ideal for personal reading, public teaching and group study. This hardback edition is designed for everyday use. Smaller than a regular pew bible but with large text, it is portable and easy to read.

This Bible features

- clear, readable 8.5pt text
- British spelling, punctuation and grammar to allow the Bible to be read more naturally
- clear layout
- shortcuts to key stories, events and people of the Bible
- reading plan
- quick links to find inspiration and help from the Bible in different life situations.

Royalties from all sales of the NIV Bible help Biblica, formerly the International Bible Society, in their work of translating and distributing accurate and readable Bibles around the world.

"Religious Transactions in Colonial South India" locates the "making" of Protestant identities in South India within several contesting discourses. It examines evolving attitudes to translation and translation practices in the Tamil literary and sacred landscapes initiated by early missionary translations of the Bible in Tamil. Situating the Tamil Bible firmly within intersecting religious, literary, and social contexts, Hephzibah Israel offers a fresh perspective on the translated Bible as an object of cultural transfer. She focuses on conflicts in three key areas of translation--locating a sacred lexicon, the politics of language registers and "standard versions," and competing generic categories--as discursive sites within which Protestant identities have been articulated by Tamils. By widening the cultural and historical framework of the Tamil Bible, this book is the first to analyze the links connecting language use, translation practices, and caste affiliations in the articulation of Protestant identities in India.

The moment things stop growing, they start dying. Not only is that true of every living thing, it is also true of the Christian life. So whether we have been a Christian for a short time or for many years, we need to keep growing; and if we don’t, we have already started dying. It is to help with this essential need for ongoing growth that The Spiritual Growth Bible™ has been created.

The informative articles, book introductions, character profiles, topical ties and cross-references will guide believers in this process of spiritual growth through increasing their knowledge and understanding of God’s Word. Based on the New Living Translation text, respected for its clarity and faithful rendering of the message of the original texts of Scripture in contemporary language, this Study Bible will be a practical and invaluable resource for both new and seasoned believers, Bible students, church leaders, pastors, personal or group Bible study and family devotional times.

Features:

• The complete text of the New Living Translation (NLT).
• Introductions to each book of the Bible, which provide a bird’s-eye view of each book’s content and key themes.
• 800+ sidebar articles will make the message of Scripture passages more understandable and highlight the lessons for spiritual growth.
• 80+ full-page articles focus on key aspects of spiritual growth and fundamental theological truths to help readers grow in their faith. Topics include God’s covenant with his people, the importance of worship, spiritual vitality, dealing with temptation, overcoming doubt, using money wisely, the parables of Jesus and prophecies that were fulfilled.
• 40+ character profiles of men and women in the Bible, such as Adam and Eve, Solomon, John the Baptist, Judas and Paul, explain what can be learned from their strengths, weaknesses, successes, and failures.
• 2300+ topical ties connect articles and Scripture passages that share a theme or spiritual growth topic.
• 1700+ cross-references indicate themes relating to spiritual growth.
• Topical index at the back of the Bible.
• Index of articles and authors acknowledge the Bible’s many authoritative contributors.
• 8.65-point font size.
• Presentation page.
• Two ribbon markers
• Thumb index

The ESV Journaling Study Bible pairs the content of a robust study Bible with extra-large, 2-inch margins that are perfect for writing observations, prayers, and more as you study God’s Word. Featuring more than 12,000 study notes adapted from the ESV Study Bible, this journaling Bible also includes nearly 900 special facts, 120 Bible character profiles, 10 topical articles, a glossary of key terms, more than 80 maps and illustrations, and 80,000 cross-references. These and many other features make it the most comprehensive and content-rich journaling Bible available today.

• 7.5-point type size

Young's Literal Translation of the Bible is a strictly literal translation of the original Hebrew and Greek texts. It was written in 1898 by Robert Young. It is a great resource for anyone serious about finding out what the original authors of the Bible actually wrote. It includes the preface to the 1st, Revised and 3rd Editions.

Things You Need to Know - is a book that covers multiple subjects that Christians should have knowledge of, it is a book that will help those who struggle in there walk with Christ, it also provides some directions with written scriptures found in it of how we can continue our faith in Christ after or when we fall. The parable of the prodigal son is one of the greatest examples of a person who begin to perish because he felled to recognize who he really was. He knew that where he was, once he left his father's house was not the place of prosperity and blessing. He had left the house of plenty and abundance just to eat with the pigs. So many people have left the presence of God and are now eating with the pigs. The goal of this book is to help them come back and bring someone with them to also enjoy what God the Father has to give. Roy Freeman was born in Miami Florida. While he was young his mother taught him about Jesus Christ and Salvation, after finishing high school he attended University of Miami and took courses at Miami Dade Community college he continued his education once he joined the military. He was the senior pastor of Solid Rock Family Christian Center in Copperas Cove, Texas since 1992 when the church was founded. Prior to that he pastured several churches as he traveled throughout the United States of America and Europe. He is a believer in the Bible and the authority of Scripture.

This work explores the theological and social dimensions of generosity in the book of Sirach and contextualizes them within the culture and thought of Second Temple Judaism. Ben Sira's understanding of generosity is predicated on the tension between affirming the classic wisdom principle of retributive justice and recognizing its breakdown in the socio-economic circumstances of Seleucid Judea. He forges a new Wisdom-Torah ethic of mercy in which giving generously is an integral part of living "the good life". While loans and surety are essential practices, almsgiving is the preeminent act of generosity. The fundamental theological logic at work consists in viewing the poor as proxies for God and is based on the economic structure of Proverbs 19:17. Giving to the poor is, in reality, a deposit in a heavenly treasury and will pay future dividends. By situating Ben Sira's view of almsgiving within the wider framework of retributive justice and its breakdown, new light is shed on the practical tensions regarding the extent of almsgiving and its relationship to the support of the Jerusalem priesthood. The various dynamics of Ben Sira's thought on generosity are situated within the broader Hellenistic world and in their foundational role for later Jewish and Christian thought.

Do you yearn for life-giving, intimate communion with God? The Abide Bible Journals are designed to help you experience the peace, hope, and growth that come from encountering the voice and presence of God in Scripture. This journal volume of the book of Ephesians will help you develop Scripture-engagement habits to help you know the power and spiritual nourishment of abiding in the Word.

This Abide Bible Journal is designed to help you focus on the message of this section of the Bible. The format is ideal for personal or group study as each handy journaling paperback includes individual book introductions, a single-column Scripture layout, and powerful passage-specific prompts with light journaling lines opposite each page of Scripture.

Created in partnership with Bible Gateway and the Taylor University Center for Scripture Engagement, the Abide Scripture engagement prompts are based on four ways of engaging deeply with the Bible:

• Praying Scripture: Pattern your prayers after biblical texts
• Picture It: Place yourself in a biblical narrative as a bystander or participant
• Journal: Focus and reflect on Scripture and its meaning for your life
• Contemplate: Follow the simple 4-step practice of feasting in God’s Word

• Clear and readable Thomas Nelson NET Typeface
• Thick paper suited for journaling
• Brief book introductions
• Innovative Scripture-engagement prompts
• Handheld size for personal and group study
• Flexible sewn binding
• Stunning cover artwork by Stephen Crotts

With over 400 million Bibles in print, the New International Version is the world's most popular modern English Bible. It is renowned for its combination of reliability and readability. Fully revised and updated for the first time in 25 years, the NIV is ideal for personal reading, public teaching and group study. This edition makes for a great gift for school leavers or as a Sunday school award. This Bible also features: - Clear, readable 7.25pt text - easy-to-read layout - shortcuts to key stories, events and people of the Bible - reading plan - quick links to find inspiration and help from the Bible in different life situations.British Text British text This edition uses British spelling, punctuation and grammar to allow the Bible to be read more naturally. More about the translation This revised and updated edition of the NIV includes three main types of change, taking into account changes in the way we use language day to day; advances in biblical scholarship and understanding; and the need to ensure that gender accurate language is used, to faithfully reflect whether men and women are referred to in each instance. The translators have carefully assessed a huge body of scholarship, as well as inviting peer submissions, in order to review every word of the existing NIV to ensure it remains as clear and relevant today as when it was first published. Royalties from all sales of the NIV Bible help Biblica, formerly the International Bible Society, in their work of translating and distributing Bibles around the world.