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For kicks but not just for kicks. I enjoy reading it and I haven’t read it in a long time.

A Roman Catholic translation published in 1966. “People are talking, talkin’ ‘bout people, I hear them whisper you won’t believe it . . . Let’s give ‘em something to talk about”

* If the person you’re shouting it to is German? Shout it in Hebrew. *

* Which translation is he holding and what’s he listening to on the stereo? In that order. *

* My wife wasn’t home for supper tonight. Alone and on my own, I observed the day with a bowl of Chocolate Frosted Flakes for supper. *

* I’m not into vampires but I have to admit that it makes me happy watching him read. *

I narrowed it down to two. One of them, in fact, is the King James. I have several of my grandfather’s Bibles in my personal library and he was a mighty Bible reading man - 8 hours a day after he retired wouldn’t have been unusual for him. He literally read the Bible frontwards and backwards...

Curious about which translation I decided on @Riven?

That’ll do to get you started. I own dozens of translations and I’ve been thinking about which one I want to use for this venture. NASB95 is my workhorse, so I won’t be using it. A few minutes ago I decided on which translation I’m going to use. Depending on how long our test goes, I may stick...

I call them Christians. I’m still learning you. Do you call Roman Catholics Christians? (I do. Historical orthodox trinitarianism wouldn’t exist without them.)

Which translation will you be reading from @Riven?