For BiblePhiles : Young's Literal Translation

If you’re wanting to enhance your bible studies, one of the best tools I’ve ever used is Young’s Literal Translation of the Bible. I’ve not been using it long, and already it’s become a daily aspect of my own Bible study and biblical research.

If you’ve not used it yourself, please consider it because, WOW! It takes Bible study to a whole new level while still enhancing your favorite, or most used, translations. It’s versatile to use for basic book-chapter-and-verse reading, or specifically targeted studies with multiple books, chapters, and verses.

I have the digital version on both Kindle and Google Play, but if you’re wanting a hardcopy, they’re easy to find and purchase at loads of online and in-store book shops. I prefer hard-copies but, transitioning to tiny-house living, I don’t have room for a large physical library, so most of my books are digital.​

Available for 99​¢ USD as of this post's publication date. Click here to get it on amazon.com.

A tip, currently (11-17-2020), the eBook version for Kindle is available for 99¢ USD. Yup, a book full of diamond-info for under a buck! At that price, you can purchase several as gift copies. (Hint-hint...)

I’ve been using my eBook version during morning bible studies, along with the Hebrew translation (Old Testament only) at Chabad.org. Both have provided greater depth in my study time and helps me be more effective when sharing the Word with others.​

The Chabad.org site houses some free epic bible study tools as well, and if you’ve not visited it yet, please do. I introduced it here, on By the Way..., in last week’s post.

If you decide to make Young’s Literal Translation a part of your own Bible-based library, please drop me an email and let me know how you like it!

Thank you for your visit and hope your autumn has been packed with blessings.

Shalom!​