Bible Versions

"I still use NRSV as the standard or default translation for serious Bible study. But I also encourage students to consult other translations, including NIV, the Inclusive Bible, Robert Alter (OT only), Lattimore (NT only), First Nations Version (NT only), Sarah Ruden (Gospels only)."

--Paul Keim, PhD, Visiting Professor and Bible Department Chair (2021–22)

• BibleGateway and Bible.com have NRSV, NIV, and a host of other versions (including multilingual)
• The YouVersion Bible app (available for Androids and iPhones) also has a host of multilingual options and NRSV/NIV

• Sarah Ruden's Gospels translation is available as a library ebook and at REF 226.1 R915.
• The Inclusive Bible is available as a library ebook and in print at REF 220.5208 I37.
• The First Nations Version is available as a library ebook and at REF 220.5209 F527.
• Robert Alter's Hebrew Bible translation is available in print at REF 220.5208 H446. We can easily scan a passage for a student; email libraryassistant@ambs.edu for assistance.
• Lattimore is available at REF 228 L364 or on Internet Archive for an hour at a time, which should be sufficient to look up a verse.