The Bible I'm Using
So I'm starting with the Bible and I thought I'd explain why I'm using this particular translation.
I am using the St. Joseph edition of this. Why? Well, I was raised Catholic so it's the version I grew up on. Also, since it's a Catholic bible, it's got a good portion of the Apocrypha. But mostly?
Footnotes.
It's one of the most annotated bibles I own and I collect bibles in all forms, so that says a lot.
For some of the more interesting verses I will probably pop on over to some of my other bibles and for the poetry I will almost definitely use the King James because there's nothing like seventeenth century wording to make poetry sound wonderful. And, honestly, Psalms sounds prettier in thees and thous. Ah, if only I knew Latin.
I am using the St. Joseph edition of this. Why? Well, I was raised Catholic so it's the version I grew up on. Also, since it's a Catholic bible, it's got a good portion of the Apocrypha. But mostly?
Footnotes.
It's one of the most annotated bibles I own and I collect bibles in all forms, so that says a lot.
For some of the more interesting verses I will probably pop on over to some of my other bibles and for the poetry I will almost definitely use the King James because there's nothing like seventeenth century wording to make poetry sound wonderful. And, honestly, Psalms sounds prettier in thees and thous. Ah, if only I knew Latin.
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