In need of a Bible... Preferably King James Version?
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You can probably find one at a bookstore or public library.  Or you could check your telephone directory for a local church and ask for advice on how to find a Bible in your community.\n\nIf you want to download a copy, there are thousands of books (not just Bibles) that you can download from Project Gutenberg at www.gutenberg.org.  The page for the King James Bible is:\n\nhttp://www.gutenberg.org/etext/7999\n\nAlso, there are a number of audio versions of the Bible that you can download here:\n\nhttp://www.audiotreasure.com/#download\n\nFinally, there are a number of organizations that distribute bibles.  The Gideons is one of them:\n\nhttp://www.gideons.org/
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I don't know if any version has been translated from NIV.  It would be better to start with the original manuscripts.\n\nBiblegateway.com has two French versions.  Louis Segond, and La Bible du Semuer.
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Check this link and request a Bible in your language:\n\nhttp://www.watchtower.com/
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http://www.e-sword.net/ \n\nFree downloaded bibles, bible dictionaries, concordances, study-aids, biblical maps, etc.
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You can have an excellent Bible study tool FREE at:\n http://www.e-sword.net\nIt's excellent, I use it myself..many translations and languages available
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Psalms 30:5.\n\nThe New King James Version has the exact wording you used.
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I asked a friend of mine that had studied Greek & Hebrew, what was the most accurate translation in his opinion, and he said the King James translation.  I use it.
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None if your reading the KJV.
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Check these out.\nhttp://etext.virginia.edu/kjv.browse.html\nhttp://www.audio-bible.com/bible/bible.html
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You can get assistance by visiting Bible.com.  It's really simple, you can type in a word or phrase and the website will give bible chapters and verses in response.
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Note: The word "Bible" comes from the Koine Greek word "biblios" and it simply means the same as the word "book" in English. Nowhere in the Bible do we find the word "Bible." However, it is interesting to note the word "kitab" (Bible in Arabic) appears many times in the Quran, referring to the Bible and the People of the Book (Jews and Christians). \n\nLet me begin by saying that the King James "version" of the Bible is in English. There was no English language until the year 1066 AD when the Normans invaded the Saxxons. Therefore the English Bible cannot be anything like what any of the prophets spoke or understood, as it did not exist in their times.\n\nNext, my grandfather, who was a devout and wonderful Christian man gave a gift of the Holy Bible to my sisters and I almost fifty years ago. It was an authorized version of the Bible, being The Revised Standard Version of the Bible which was a revised version of the American Standard Version, published in 1901, which was a version of the King James Version, published in 1611, which was revised and corrected for the first time in 1612, etc. I was very much impressed with the easier to read text and clarification of some of the wording which was presented in this version and began to read the Bible on a daily basis for hours at a time. The removal of the Elizabethton English terms, phrases and expressions made the Bible a more accessible and understandable and intimate Book for me. But that is not all the RSV did for me and many others, as well.\n\nMy love and respect  for the Word of God increased the more that I spent time reading and understanding the message. The Bible became my most prized and respected book in my life. I often turned to it throughout the rest of my life in times of joy, happiness, sadness, troubles and pain. It was my compass, my road map, my weather vane and my friend. However, there were still some problems with this IMPROVED VERSION of the Holy Bible. It began to disturb and concern me to the extent that I made consultation with my father, who was also an ordained minister and student of the Bible since childhood. Based on his research and background in the origin and sources for modern day Christianity, I began to go deeper into the problems which had plagued my thinking and faith since childhood.\n\nI prayed to Almighty God and then found the answers to some of the problems were spelled out very clearly in the very beginning of the exact same book.  I have that book lying in front of me on my desk as I write this article and would like to quote to you from some of the PREFACE page iii and iv: \n\n"The King James Version has with good reason been termed 'the noblest monument of English prose.' Its revisers in 1881 expressed admiration of 'its simplicity, its dignity, its power, its happy turns of express... the music of its cadences, and the felicities of its rhythm.' It entered, as no other book has, into the making of the personal character and the public institutions of the English-speaking peoples. We owe to it an incalculable debt."\n\n"Yet the King James Version has grave defects. By the middle of the nineteenth century, the development of Biblical studies and the discovery of many manuscripts more ancient than those upon which the King James Version was based, made it manifest that these defects are so many and so serious as to call for a revision of the English translation. The task was undertaken, by authority of the Church of England, in 1870. The English Revised Version of the Bibles was published in 1881-1885; and the American Standard Version, its variant embodying the preferences of the American scholars associated in the work, was published in 1901."\n\n"Because of the unhappy experience with unauthorized publications in the two decades between 1881 and 1901, which tampered with the text of the English Revised Version in the supposed int
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<squeeee>  Where'd you get *that bible??  I want one too!!  The bible I read didn't say cool stuff like that.  drat.  I was robbed!
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Read the Bible.  Help someone in need.
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It is Strong's Concordance (you were VERY close).  If you actually need the physical book, you will be hard pressed to find one for free.  It is one of the largest, heaviest books I have in my library.  I would guess that a new one goes for around $40-50.  You might be able to find one cheap online, but it would be expensive to ship.  I would recommend calling a few used book shops in your area.  You can find software online that you can either download, or use right off the internet, however that you can use for free.  Any online Bible with a search feature does pretty much the same thing.  I like biblegateway.com.  If you specifically need the numbers that go with the search however, I don't think they have that.
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As a seminary student it is a known fact that the NASB is the closest to the original text than any other version of the English Bible. The KJV is merely a translation of the Latin Vulgate. King James of Scotland ordered the English translation of the Bible in the 1600's from its Latin translation so the common people can read it. However, the Bible wasn't written in Latin.\n\nThe NASB however is a direct translation of the original Greek/Hebrew text of the scriptures taken from the Masoretic text. The NIV is a close second.\n\nIf you truly want to read and know the scriptures as close to the original text as it can get, then I suggest the NASB or NIV. Stay away from the KJV, it will only complicate the learning process.
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I don't know that model. If it's a High end phone you moist likely got the software and the correct cable with the phone.\n\nTo get to the bible part, you will need to download the bible form a website. I only have a link for the NEW testament.\n\nhttp://www.getjar.com/products/4537/GoBibleLukeJohn\n\nthe above is the king James version. The NIV version is also available at http://www.getjar.com but you should search\n\nA search for a bible there:\n\nhttp://www.getjar.com/software/universal/all/Search/bible\n\nI also got the Phoneybible which seems somewhat strange\nYou will need to download BOTH the JAD and the JAR file from this site. Make sure you download the one for your model phone or a model similar to yours. If your phone support J2ME then any app that says it support all J2ME models should work.\n\nConnect phone to PC\nOpen the software that came with your phone.\n\nOnce connected click on install applications(or something similar) and follow instructions. you may need to set the connection options.\n\nNOTE. At get jar you might want to set your model first and then click the links above or jsut fiddle around there.
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have you tried bible.org.  sometimes if you word it differently that could help you find it as well.  Blueletterbible.org works too