How many Bibles do you have?

[Avalon1]

And what are their translations?

Physical copies. I have 3 Bibles because I like to study and I've found all three to be extremely useful, I have a standard Zondervan AMP, PTL Restoration Bible MEV, and a Jeremiah study Bible NIV.

 

[dcontroversal]

6--> King Jimmy, NASB, Greek N.T., Tanach, Amplified, NIV,

 

[calibob]

Well I've had a Greek>English Lexicon, 1611 KJV, NKJV, NAS, Sacred Nams w/Apocrapocrapha, Good News, NKJ 12 STEP Recovery Bible.
Good News for modern man, Readers Digest, a Catholic Bible NIV and a few I can't remember. It started getting over zealous. slowly they got missplaced, given away or who knows what. Now I have an NIV and the internet.

 

[NotmebutHim]

Let's see, I have:

1. KJV Bible (baptism gift)
2. NIV (original edition, large print)
3. NKJV study Bible
4. NLT "Promise" Bible
5. A pocket Bible that contains all of the New Testament, as well as Psalms and Proverbs6
6. A men's devotional book based on the NKJV

 

[Avalon1]

And since none of my Bibles has an adequate concordance I had to buy a Zondervan concordance, it's a huge book though. I also ordered an Apocrypha (Enoch, Jasher, and Jubilees).

 

[Pemican]

These are the ones I still have in the approximate order I aquired them. Early on I had a paperback "Good News for Modern Man" which I probably wore out or gave away a long time ago. The version I typically use now is NAS.

KJV - pocket size
Scofield Reference Bible - KJV
New English Bible
Amplified Bible
RSV NT - pocket size
NAS - Reference Edition (wore this out)
NIV
Ryrie Study Bible - NAS (wore this out, bought another)
Ryrie Study Bible - NAS
Harmony of the Gospels - NAS
e-Sword (on desktop & laptop computers) - KJV, KJV+, NAS77, NAS+
Kindle - NAS