i want a free easy translation study bible my email address is froggy6252005@yahoo.com if you can mail me one please email me okay thanks
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Ask the next Jehovah's Witness you meet for a copy of the Bible. We don't charge people.
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I think that's a great idea. I'll be your penpal, if you want. My email is tiffytubbs@yahoo.com
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i found a bible search c link below\nhope u find what u need.\n:)\nit's 1 of my favourites.
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email me at your.youngman@yahoo.com
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HEY THERE KIND OF SURPRISED TO SEE THAT QUESTION!!!! WELL IVE GIVEN YOU MY EMAIL ONCE BEFORE SO HERE IT IS AGAIN. RAVENSDAY25@YAHOO.COM    STAY IN TOUCH
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I would be glad to help you...eisraelchavez@yahoo.com.mx
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Be very careful Dear.\nGod bless you.\ntruebeliever_777@yahoo.com
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JEHOVAH_RA_AH1@YAHOO.CO.IN\n\nONLY IF YOU ARE A SWEET AND CUTE ONE
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What you are looking for is called a "loose leaf Bible".  I used to have one and they are really nice.  It comes in different translations but the KJV is probably the easiest to find.  The loose leaf Bible is a Bible in a three (or more) ring binder form.  So not only can you remove just the books you need and put them in another binder, but you can insert your own note pages anywhere you want since it's like a notebook.  Another answerer mentoned a J. Vernon McGee Bible study series.  That is also another good option.  You can get each individual book really cheap at used book stores.  J.Vernon McGee is a very good commentator and offers some very easy to understand insights into the scriptures.  There are other commentaries like his that come in individual books as well.  So, you have a lot of good options out there.  You can also download for free individual books of the Bible in the King James Version and print them out and make your own loose leaf Bible that way.  (The King James Version is free because there is no copyright on this version.)  Just Google search "free Bible downloads" and you'll come across it.  Good luck and I hope I've been of some help to you.
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if you want e.mail me and i'll send it to you \n\ndado_dado45@yahoo.com
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Daily Bible Verses - A free 'Verse A Day' email service  \nThis free email service sends one Bible verse to you each day of the year. Daily Bible verses will encourage, exhort, instruct and edify. ... To determine which email format to send your Daily Bible Verses in we need to ask you a few questions ...\n\nwww.bibleverses.com/which_format.htm
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email me at ioielissaioi@yahoo.com
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Discipleship 101\na beginner's guide to Christianity\nhttp://www.wcg.org/lit/disc/01God.htm\n\nLOTS of FREE online books\nhttp://www.monergism.com/thethreshold/articles/topic/trinity.html\n\n\nFREE online Bible for download\nhttp://www.e-sword.net/\n\nNASB download\nhttp://lockman.gospelcom.net/download/index.php\n\n\nAbout your New World Translation but it into the trash it is a JW bible and is full of errors\n\nThe New World Translation (1950) \nA Corrupt sectarian Paraphrase!\nhttp://www.bible.ca/Jw-NWT.htm
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I like your first responder, am a praying, studying follower of God!  I would be honore to share in your faith experiences and vice versa!  My email is pinkpearl0872@yahoo.com.  \n\nIron....If you are willing to participate in this journey or anyone else...please feel free to write!\n\nGod Bless!!!!
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gablue430 has listed some of the very best choices.  My list would be similar, with one addition:\n\nNIV Study Bible\nNIV Spirit of the Reformation Study Bible\nESV Reformation Study Bible\nNIV Quest Study Bible \n\nBut I'd like rather to suggest a METHOD for you to make a good choice for YOU.\n\nThings to consider:\n\n1) Which TRANSLATION(s) are you comfortable with?  If you have a fairly strong preference for one you should take that seriously.   Of course, if you're mainly using this book at your desk and happy to keep a copy of your favorite translation at the ready, this may be less important for you --you can focus on Point #2.\n\n(NIV and ESV seem to be the dominant versions in evangelical circles these days [ESV is esp. claiming the old NASB crowd and many NKJV users].  I use both [with others] for study & teaching, but just for reading --silently or aloud-- I think the NIV is superior.  Comparing their Study Bibles, the NIV Spirit of the Reformation vs. ESV Reformation Study Bible are very close in quality -- you translation preference might well be the tie-breaker.)\n\n2) Are there specific study aids within the TEXT that you think would find especially helpful?  and do you know what you want them to do?\n\na) is it cross references that give you a lot of related passages to check out on your own?   -all of those listed ar pretty solid in this area (I have a slight preference for the NIV Study Bible on that; they did an excellent, thorough process of assmebling USEFUL parallels)\n\nb) book introductions, overviews: \nAll of those listed include some helpful book introductions (The book outlines are just OK -- haven't yet found one that is consistently helpful at this point.  At some point they tend to break down into a mere list of contents, without any analysis of WHY they are organized the way they are.  But it's a reasonable start.)\n\nc) text notes:  are you looking for 'topical notes' that answer common theological questions, esp practical ones?  (try Quest);  do you want some good, reliable discussions of what the Bible teaches on many key doctrines?  (try the two "Reformation" Bibles);   do you mainly want note that focus on special features of the specific text you are looking at, the structure of this psalm, etc? (NIV Study Bible probably beats everyone on this point -- this is my own preference and why I've always preferrd this one over the rest for MY use)\n\n3) What about the EXTRA resources in the back?  ( I don't think these are generally as imporant as those under #2 --which tend to be the *main* reason people get a study bible, but do give them some thought, esp. if things are coming out pretty even to this point!)\n\na) MAPS  - how many? how readable are they for YOU?  (some Bible map sections are great... some are awful!)\n\nb) INDEXES:   esp. 'topical guides' & Concordance -- are these enough for your own needs?  will they help you find things you are looking for? (I mostly use a separate complete concordance, but for some folks having more IN their Bibles is important to them)\n\n3) "PHYSICAL" matters, layout, etc.  (some of this may come into play more AFTER you've decided which version you want, when you're looking at size, shape, etc)\n\na) Readability of print:   All of these probably have pretty decent, readable print, etc. but that is not ALWAYS the case.  But you might find you prefer reading a single column ['like other books'] or that two-columns works well for you [tends to decrease the page count, so may lead to a smaller book to carry, or to thicker paper]\n\nb) Some have better quality paper than others as well (oddly I've found some hardcover editions have better, thicker paper than the leatherbound).  \n\nc) binding: You might have a preference on binding, and that may depend on how and how much you use the Bible, as well as the size.  (I have found that I like a smaller leatherbound cross-reference Bibl
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Actually, you come very close!  I suggest an excellent book, "Idioms of the Bible", the author's name is beyond me for now.  It was created by  a Bible scholar who is very familiar with both modern and ancient Hebrew and Aramaic, and has done some wonderful research in various areas relating to the Bible and religion.
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If you contact me through my below listed website, I will send you a free Bible at my expense. There are certain versions I will not send though, so if you have a specific version that you need then state what it is. I normally give out the king James version.\n\nI am not associated with any religious denomination and do not beg for money, so unlike many organizations I will not pester or solicit you for support or to join a church. Any info you provide (mailing address etc.) goes no further than me. After the mailing out of your Bible you will never hear from me again unless you contact me with question. See if you can find that elsewhere.   \n\nEdit\nDon't you just love the generosity of Christians. "steal one from a hotel" , "get one from a church" . Amazing the amount of answers people get for questions but someone asks for a Bible and everybody disappears or has sarcasm. And the church goers wonder why everyone hates the Christians. This just goes to show how few of those claiming to be Christians actually know God and I see that the other answerer's probably don't know God either, they just think they do.  " few there be that find it" Matt 7:13-14