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Subject: Re: I accept your offer!

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Diane

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Date Posted: 07:31:52 03/06/02 Wed
In reply to: Raven Kindshadow 's message, "Re: I accept your offer!" on 15:03:27 03/05/02 Tue

>I know it there because I have checked out a copy from
>the library so I know Columbus Metropolitan libraries
>have it.

...........Yeah, but I live in Coquitlam, BC, (Canada) and my local library doesn't have it - already checked. I might be able to get it transferred or ordered in though. Will keep trying.

>>Might I suggest that you read the Revised American
>>Standard Version, or the New International Version, of
>>the Holy Bible. I'm sure that these will be in your
>>local library. There are also Bibles to be found on
>>the internet. Just please stick to the Holy Bible if
>>you will - some of them go by other names.
>
>I received a copy of The Student Bible, New
>International Version" from my mother who says that
>should have everything in it (New and Old Testament).

.............I would still get a regular Bible from the library. Study Bibles, or Student Bibles, usually have all sorts of extra commentaries in them, and it can bog you down. Also, it takes away from the effect that was intended by the writer. That's just as bad as reading versions that people have re-written to suit themselves. So in this case, less is more.

Would you trust me on this one? Do not read the commentaries or any excess information, ok? You should start with the Gospel of John in the New Testement too. Would you?

>
>>Perhaps Scott Cunningham also has a website you could
>>direct me to.
>
>I do not know for sure but I will check on that as
>soon as possible.

..........K, thanks.

Di

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