If Amazon ever gets the NRSV translation of the Bible (with Apocrypha, please) available for Kindle, I don't know what I'll do. I'll have to find something new to obsess over. But I can't believe how the version most preferred by contemporary Bible scholars and most mainline denominations isn't yet available on the Kindle. I keep looking. I keep hitting the link for "I want to read this on my Kindle" (although there are so many versions available in hardback, I'm never sure which version I've done that to in the past, so may be helping or hurting my cause by mixing it up, I'm not sure). I know there are a few other translations available now, but this is the version my church (and most other mainline Protestant denominations in the U.S.) prefers for Sunday readings and Bible study, and why it's still not available on the Kindle makes no sense to me. I'm sure it's the fault of the publishers (in this case: the National Council of Churches), not Amazon, but still.
I can link here via my Kindle when needed, but it's obviously not the same as the full text: http://bible.oremus.org
Okay, rant over. Anyone else waiting for this?
I can link here via my Kindle when needed, but it's obviously not the same as the full text: http://bible.oremus.org
Okay, rant over. Anyone else waiting for this?