/lit/ - Literature

>>14102333
20 pump action shotguns

>>14102338
1 hebrew tanakh and 1 greek NT, just like swedenborg

>>14102344
>tfw just reading clavis hieroglyphica

Coincidence? I don't think so.

>>14102344
>Swedenborg

>>14102333
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>>14102369
>tfw a friend you rarely see borrowed your YP blueray and you can't rewatch

>>14102333
>$1000 in Schuylers just on the top shelf in the middle.
>Each of those Crossways are probably 80+ USD
>Are those 7 Allans on the right?
Wtf? For what purpose?

Maybe my eyes are bad but I don't see a single gnostic text... and here I thought this thread had promise

>>14102476
Bible collecting is a legitimate hobby. There isn't any other book around that has so many editions and variations.

>>14102333
That's a lot of bibles

>>14102496
I know. I may or may not be a little jealous. If I do ever buy a second premium Bible it will be a Schuyler quentel in NKJV.

>>14102333
Shees that guy is not playing around. Anyway I have my everyday reading Bible, a KJV, and then a study Bible

>>14102333
1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EO4bYtfngT0

The video the pic is taken from. That is only the tip of the iceberg.

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>>14103112
Wow they are Allans.
He actually has $3000 in Bibles just on the first row.

What is a good beater for a child to read that won't make me cry if it gets destroyed?

>>14103166
The Bible, Penguin Classics

>>14103170
Thank you, fren.

>>14103175
I'll just say that that's the KJV version so if it's for a child you might want the NIV or another modern translation. There's paperback versions of pretty much every translation though.

>>14102333
A Gutenberg and you’re good

>>14103182
>NIV
I don't think so. She's already reading Dickens. We can kill two bird with one stone with the KJV.

I'd say a study bible in your own language, a hebrew tanakh and a koine greek new testament.

Finnish
>1776 translation
>1933/38 translation
>1992 translation
English
>OSB

And a koine new testament

>>14102333
As much as you can
Nice trips

As far as Animal skins on Bibles go, I would have to agree with one of the prior posts here in regard to pigskins. Why would you ever want to put pigskin on your Bible? What an Abomination when the Bible itself says not even to touch their dead carcasses! Leviticus 11:7,8. Not even old brother Noah would ever offer such an unclean and filthy animal before God. See Genesis 7:1,2; 8:20. And that was a long time before the Jews or Moses ever came around! Clearly, these animals were filthy from the beginning and were never intended for food or for a holy purpose. They are scavengers and cleaners of the earth-pigs'll eat almost anything. They don't even have sweat glands. Their bodies and skin are often filled with all sorts of perisites. Anyway, Christ Jesus died on the cross to cleanse sinners, of whom we are chief, not pigs! How dare we wrap God's Holy book in such a filthy creature, when even Noah himself wouldn't offer such a dirty beast to God. Sounds like far too many have gone the way of Old Israel and lost their spiritual sensibilities. Ezekiel 22:26.

The last two digits of the number of this post

>>14103811
11 seems low

Might as well use a Bible software with multiple modules installed if you have interest in studying textual sources.

>>14103795
Listen pigs are cute and hypoallergenic actually but aside from those the only reason I'd avoid using their skin for something like bibles would be out of deferential acknowledgement to historical tradition.

Reina-Valera or Nácar-Colunga?

>>14104309
RVA all the way!

>>14102333
It's the most translated book, it might be interesting to collect different language versions.

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