[HarleyD]

I've posted a link. If you were to pull a verse you can see how a number of versions have translated it. If you click on one of the tabs you can see the Greek/Hebrew text. You can even drill down for the meaning of the precise word. So why would I need a "translation" when I have these types of tools available that allows me to see precisely what is said?

If you wish to know which version I personally read from on a daily basis, quite honestly I have about three or four that I read from including the King James, the New American Standard, the New International, and one other one that my mind has went blank on. However, when someone brings up a particular passage I normally look to see how it is in the Greek/Hebrew.

Now if you wish to ask me which Greek/Hebrew versions I prefer, it's the same as Jerome.

Which do you prefer, the Doury-Rhiems or the American Standard Bible? Both are Catholic translations.

[MarkBsnr]

Actually I normally use the NAB. We have a table-sized family NAB Bible at home and online I normally use the NAB version available on the USCCB website.

For my Palm Pilot, I normally have a D-R version downloaded from one of the Bible websites.