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I suspect I have enough Bibles.

Now my problem is remembering which one I wrote a particular note in.

Often I have a KJV with me so that I'm reading the same version as the pastor, but I often like to bring a NAB to point out translational ~~errors~~ "inconsistencies" to Jen. Sometimes it's whatever translation is in the car or handy when we walk out the door.

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but I often like to bring a NAB to point out translational errors "inconsistencies" to Jen.

Now you just need to pick up a JPS to spot the translational ~~errors~~ inconsistencies in your NAB. ;o)