I currently use a Ryrie study Bible (NAS) but I own, or have owned, NIV and other translations. I use this bible alongside a copy of
The Complete Works of Oswald Chambers. As of 2012 Jul, I have been reading a "message" from the Complete Works since 2011 Jan, and a conservative estimate is that I'll be reading that book for another few years.
I own two additional NAS that were
gifts some years ago; a Topical Chain Study given by my mother (date unknown), and the other was given to me by a college professor in the early 1980s.
My wife "borrowed" the gift from the college professor and now it's falling apart. It's only been recently I've become comfortable writing in books.
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One of my treasures
is a
Scottish Gaelic Bible
which was sent to me by a church in Scotland
I wrote to after attending a service in January 2010. Another
treasure is
The New Testament (and Psalms) in Scots Gaelic
, brought to me from Scotland by a friend.
Below is a list of a few books in my library. The original reading list was longer and divided into sections, but
this represents my most recent additions and you'll no doubt note a "Scottish" theme.
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The Psalms in Scots
Diary of an Old Soul
The Upside of Adversity
The New Testament in Scots
The Wyse-Sayin's o' Solomon
Fair Sunshine (the Scottish Covenanters)
Abandoned to God (Oswald Chambers)
Banner in the West: the Spiritual History of Lewis and Harris
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