I would like one which included: TaNaK, Apocrypha, New Testament, Koran.  Would certainly help me communicate with the Middle East about God. It's part of our Constitution and the Constitutions of the Middle East.  We allow homeschooling on God material.
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Well - in the United States I would say that the New International Version (NIV) is probably the most used in most modern day churches. \n\nI don't think that the Tanak, Apocrypha and Koran should be included because the Bible is a book about Christianity in the NT and a book about the Judaism in the OT. However, Jewish people don't use the Bible. \n\nThe apocrypha has questionable stories that haven't been canonized - the Tanak isn't really Christian and the Koran is a Muslim book. \n\nBuy a separate copy of each - they're just books and I don't see the need of having them in one compnendium.
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you should try the lord's prayer in german, it's pretty cool, if i still have the translated words written down somewhere i'll post them under this question
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The Bible? ex: book of Matthew, book of John.
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There are four versions, and I mean by "version" accepted cannon and not translations because obviously there are thousands of those, of what people refer to as the "Bible". The Catholic version, which has 73 books in it. The Protestant version, which has 66 books in it. The Coptic version, which has 75 books in it. And the Jewish version, which has 49 books in it. These four versions cover two specific faiths, Christianism and Judaism. Of all those books NOT ONE original document or even a known trustwothy COPY of an original document exists. Of the five major world monotheistic faiths (Christianism, Islam, Judaism, Bahai, and Sikh) only ONE can rightly claim and prove via historical documentation, that in turn can be proved correct, that its Holy Book has never been altered or ammended. And that faith is Islam. The Koran is a beautiful Holy Book, filled with light and wisdom. I own various translations and at least one copy in Arabic (true Koran) that was a gift to me from the Saudi Arabian Embassy. I've read the Koran more than any other religious text. I am not Muslim. BUT ... I am honest with myself and others. A lack of honesty and open mindedness on my part would in no way alter the Truth. And the Truth is that Holy Koran IS the ONLY uncorrupted religious text in existance today. People of faith need to be honest enough to admit that and open minded enough to read it, and THAT with an open mind. They are not being fair to THEMSELVES when they make a decision about a thing without first having investigated it. ~ Peace & Blessings ~
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I've done research on all three.  This sounds interesting but the details of the project are slightly vague.  What aspect are you covering precisely?  Demonology, Speaking of Tongues, Existence of God, diverse religions- there are so many topics.\nI can help you if you need especially since I'm not working right now because of my pregnancy- it would certainly give me something to do.  I'm definitely creative!\nE-mail me with more details since giving an answer here is \npretty limited.
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http://www.sacred-texts.com/index.htm
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haha, maybe that bible has some DIRECTION as to where to find downloads. \n\nOh wait, downloads aren't in the bible so they must not EXIST!
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Try going to rainbowresource.com and looking for contact information. This is a family owned homeschool curriculum company and maybe they can help you get the list.
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Read the book of Revelations with a concordance. There's mentions of "the dragon of the East". And there's referrences of Assyrian armies attacking Israel. All in all, it's not a pretty picture for the future of our world.
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I agree. We need religion back in the heart of this nation. No one can argue it was founded on Religion. God is mentioned in so many documents, letters and journals of our fathers. The sooner we wake up and accept this, the sooner we will change for the better.
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We have two history 'spines' - our primary sources for history:\nThe Kingfisher History Encyclopedia and \nThe Usborne Internet-Linked Encyclopedia of World History\n\nDepending on the age of your child(ren), I would start with the Usborne book (good for early elementary), then move on to the Kingfisher book.  Both of these books use a similar format (1-2 page spread about a particular topic with pictures and notes), but the Kingfisher's reading level is a bit higher.  I would also supplement with topic-specific books from the library.  That's how we do history.\n\nIt would be impossible to teach history without including religion - so many of the world history events were at least started because of religion (think of the Crusades).  The great thing about homeschooling is that you can teach your child(ren) how YOU feel and what you believe about the religious aspects of these events.
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I have many, many Bibles and often use them to compare scriptures which I'm studying.  But for reading and teaching I prefer a modern language text, and one that is TRANSLATED (from original Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic) as opposed to one that is a VERSION.  My two favorites are The New World Translation and the American Standard Bible.  Also I prefer ones that have footnotes and cross references, which I use a great deal.
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Check this link and request a Bible in your language:\n\nhttp://www.watchtower.com/
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unsure of website, but a great book is "knowing your bible 101" Good summaries of each book and background of it. Good luck! Also available - Christianity 101
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The Bible\nChronicles of Narnia\nHobbit
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Islam.... Quran\nChristianity..... Holy Bible\nJudaism.... Tanakh (Torah Naviim and Khatuvim)\nBuddhism.... Dhammapada (this will very between sects)\nHinduism..... Bhagavad-Gita\nancient egypt...The Book of the Sky is one of many attributed by Egyptian Pharaoh, Akhenaten (i believe he is from the 18th dynasty) The Book of the Heavenly Cow is another which was begun during the reign of King Tut.... i'm sure there are others i'm not aware of\n\nunfortunately i don't know much about the last two\n\n****i'm not sure about the greatest pagan works but it is definitely something i'll look into\n\npeace and blessings to all