Okay, Greg, are you ready for some questions about the Bible?

All set.

Okay.

Here's a question from Christine.

Which Bible translation would you recommend to an adult that's new to reading the Bible?

Well, this kind of depends.

I have a very particular perspective about this, and I don't think you ought to start with kind of easy stuff and then get buy more

translations that are more challenging. I think what you ought to do is by a good, now this

presumes that this is an adult that's a Christian anticipating a Christian

life and growing as a Christian, as opposed to kind of a tire thumper kind of thing,

and they're just tire kicker, as it were, and they're checking it out.

And then some kind of paraphrase, if you want to get a general idea of what Jesus taught

and said, then a paraphrase like a new living translation in LT or something like that.

The new living translation isn't a paraphrase. The living translation is, but not the new living

translation, just so people know. Oh, okay. It's more, it's a little, it's a little, I think it's, I was just

looking at this list, West Huff had put together of like a kind of a, a spectrum and where they

fall, because you have the more literal, then you have the more thought for thought, and then you

have the paraphrases. So the NLT is a little bit to the right.

Like if you're moving towards paraphrase, it's a little bit farther than, I think, the NIV, but it's still within the thought for thought.

Okay, got it.

So you have –

Like the message or would be more of a –

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