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    Quote Originally Posted by MMC View Post
    Okay.....what Bible is the Most read Bible of them All? What is it about the Torah that Christians cannot accept with regards to the Bible? Should the Bible be expanded due to other books that the Christian Religions deemed were not part of the teachings of the Torah and or Christ?
    I would presume the King James is the most read.

    I don't understand what you mean by not accepting the Torah. Isn't the Torah the first 5 books of the bible?

    I know Catholics have a few more books in their bible than the Protestants do. I have no problem with that. I do have a problem with people like Mormons and Jehovah Witnesses who have their own writings that they consider the same as scripture. I believe those religions are false since they don't line up wth the Bible.

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    Yes, most if not all Christians accept the Torah.

    Alias is probably right about the KJV at least in this country.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mister D View Post
    Yes, most if not all Christians accept the Torah.

    Alias is probably right about the KJV at least in this country.
    KJV is the only version I know off the top of my head. Do they use another version in other countries?

    I was never much of a student but I thought the Episcopal Bible and the Roman Catholic Bible I was exposed to growing up were basically the same (KJV).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Conley View Post
    KJV is the only version I know off the top of my head. Do they use another version in other countries?

    I was never much of a student but I thought the Episcopal Bible and the Roman Catholic Bible I was exposed to growing up were basically the same (KJV).

    The Catholic bible has a few more books I believe than the KJV. I always had the LJV around the house because thought we were a Catholic family my mom became born again when I was a small child. That's more of a Protestant thing.
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    I think it's called the Vulgate?
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    I would also recommend several good theologies. There is a .lot to the bible and the OT isn particular. There are layers of meaning.
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