Why do you need to try the CEB?
It’s easier than any other Bible translation to read and understand. English words that were once readily understood by Bible readers even ten years ago, today may not carry the same meaning or context. Words such as “alas,” “alien,” and “ephod,” are more quickly grasped in the 21st century when they become “oh my!,” “immigrant,” and “priestly vest.” The Common English Bible is the only translation using terms you naturally speak—a common language.
It’s broader in its development than any other translation for greater trustworthiness. More than 700 people, including Bible scholars, pastors, and everyday readers, collaborated to make sure you can trust the CEB to accurately reflect the Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek languages in which the Bible was originally written. The Common English Bible translation is academically rigorous and denominationally neutral because 120 translators from 24 denominations built it on common ground.
Don’t think to yourself, My own strength and abilities have produced all this prosperity for me.
~ Deut. 8:17 (CEB)
3 comments:
I would Love to win this Bible. I have been struggling with the other versions I have. Maybe this one will help me learn more.
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Would love to win this bible. I so need a new one.
Cheryl Baranski
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would like to read this. Sounds interesting.
Michelle
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