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What translation will we be using for this Bible study? For the New Testament, I tend to prefer the NASB since I think it translates the Greek better than most.

I’ll personally primarily be using NASB but have enjoyed Bible studies where we compare the wording of multiple translations. People can use the translation they prefer.

Cool. I find it less distracting to have everyone using the same translation unless the point is comparison.

Yay I am so excited! This sounds great