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Located in Carol Stream, Illinois, Tyndale House Publishers was founded in 1962 by Dr. Kenneth N. Taylor as a means of publishing The Living Bible. Tyndale publishes Christian fiction, nonfiction, children’s books, and other resources, including Bibles in the New Living Translation (NLT).

Tyndale products include many New York Times best sellers, including the popular Left Behind fiction series by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins, novels by Francine Rivers, Karen Kingsbury and Joel C. Rosenberg, plus numerous nonfiction works.

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ahthurungnone

More of an Interpretation than a Dynamic Equivalent translation. NOT Recommended.

Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2018

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Having thoroughly read and taught from the NIV, KJV, NKJV, ESB, ASV, NASB, RV, and many others, I am impressed and disappointed with the NLT. Many passages are done well and faithfully translate the original text's meaning with a vocabulary and style that is easily understood by today's present readers, but there are far too many instances where the NLT injects theological bias into its translation. It replaces fundamental words (such as justification, propitiation, and the like) with modern phraseology that is not even close to their original meanings. There are also far too many times the NLT supplants a literal or equivalent meaning with a biased interpretation that the original text does not say or mean.
Thus, I would not recommend the NLT unless one is already familiar with how the texts were translated previously by a more respectable scholarly team. There are far too many English translations available that are still very easy to read and understand to sacrifice the truth to utilize this modern fad called the NLT.

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L. Johnson

A Great Translation

Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2015

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A lot of folks in my circles just walk around with their ESVs, and while I love my ESV, I keep both the NLT and ESV close for reference. Lately, when I'm reading a passage of scripture, I'll start with the NLT to get the general sense, and later, I may turn to the ESV to get a better sense of the grammar/original wording. If you aren't already familiar with dynamic and formal equivalence, the debate is always how closely do you follow original text? Do you keep all the original grammar and wording and risk it seeming stilted and losing its punch (and at worst being unintelligible) or do you risk losing nuance and cultural cues by trying to going after the general sense of the passage? This is why I use both the ESV and NLT. (Sometimes I'll also read it in The Message to get the immediacy of a passage.) Using a range of Bibles is smart because each gives you a slightly different reading. I would say, however, if you can only buy one Bible at the moment, I think most people would benefit most from the NLT.

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The Board Rancher

It got me reading the Holy Bible as I should

Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2021

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With the free Kindle reader, this was was my best solution. The NLT version is very understandable and readable. I spend a lot of time at my desktop computer, so it was a natural solution to getting these old eyes happy. The default Kindle font size was quite adequate. No bleed-thru issues as it is with a printed Bible. This solution was the cheapest as well. Could not be happier.

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logcabinliving

Great Translation

Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2022

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The NLT is a wonderful translation in that they do not try to translate word for word - which we know does not really work. The result is a very easy to understand, clear translation that conveys the actual intended meaning of the original Hebrew/Greek/Latin. I have many Bibles, and I love this translation the best.

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Rodney Minks

Seeking a NLT translation for Kindle WITHOUT the Red Letters

Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2020

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I enjoy this translation immensely. I read multiple translations, but the NLT is my "go to" translation for daily devotions. My one "dislike" of this particular edition is that it has red letters. On a Kindle, when you attempt to highlight the red letters with another color, it pretty much blanks out the text and makes it impossible to read.

Other than that one "flaw" I enjoy this translation on a daily basis. Also, for me personally, I enjoy the fact that the text is not broken up with notes, maps, etc. and is just clear readable text. If I could just get the same thing minus the red letters in the Gospels. Thank You.

FYI: For anyone that gets concerned over which translation is the "best" I always recommend
"How to Choose a Translation for All Its Worth: A Guide to Understanding and Using Bible Versions"
by Gordon D. Fee and Mark L. Strauss.

Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2014

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Love the translation. It reads like a novel instead of Olde English, yet is true to the original I think. After all, when the King James Version was translated it was translated into the regular language of the day. It just sounds pretty now, but it wasn't then. It was the understandable usage of the time. The New Testament was written in Koine Greek which was the standard language of the time. I'm sure the same was true of the Hebrew text. Why would it be written in some odd or archaic language to people of the time.
As for the book itself, it is great. Real leather, gold binding, the words of Christ in red, and very large type on nice thin Bible paper. A wonderful gift.

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Um..What's the problem? This is GREAT!

Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2011

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I don't spend $9 on a Kindle download unless the title is compelling. But I've been wanting a an NLT translation of the Bible since it was used extensively by one of the new pastors at our church. When I read the reviews on Amazon, I really liked this translation's features. I have several other translations and most of my bibles are scribbled over, highlighted, and downright beat up (especially the King James, Amplified and Message bibles. I read a lot, compare translations, and get involved in the reading).

The negatives in the reviews here nearly caused me to order a hard copy:'hard to navigate?' 'red letters not red?' 'print's too small?' 'can't access verses?' These problems don't exist on my laptop Kindle app. I can adjust font size, change contrast, and navigation is fairly straightforward. Best of all, I have no problems bookmarking or highlighting. The only drawback is, I can't scribble in it. This is most likely a good thing, since this bible will be cleaner and neater, easier to read as a result.

Please note: I also have the freebie Bible versions for Kindle everyone says are easier to access. They are in fact harder to get around in than this NLT for Kindle. Want to have a lightweight bible to take to church? Get a netbook and download the free Kindle app to that. Then you can not only read your Bible along with the pastor, but you can open a second tab and take notes as well. You can even port your Kindle library selections to another device, laptop, desktop computer or smart phone. My advice is, don't bother with the i-pad. It's like the Kindle. Just about the time you decide to splurge for the device, it's been changed and tweaked and costs more than it did before. Keep it simple. Those little notebooks cost almost the same as a Kindle, and are much more versatile, with no monthly fees for data downloads.

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Barbara Gilliland

Lovely version

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 18, 2018

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I know it isn't the KJV or even the NKJV but this NLT version is actually very good when it comes to adding better understanding and clarity to Paul's writings. I've struggled with the way Paul explains deeper teachings since I first believed back in the 80's.
This is a great edition to my KJV, NKJV and NIV versions. The more you understand, the better, as long as truth isn't compromised.

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Mrs Carolyn Wells

Freezes: unable to navigate via contents page.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 27, 2020

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Wanted to have NLT on kindle for travel etc. However, have tried to buy this twice now and each time it worked for a while and then I was unable to navigate through the Bible using the contents page or in deed get to the contents page in any of the usual manners. When I did get to contents page... I could not get to books or chapters using links there. Seems to break down in function after a short while. Unable to contact suppliers easily for answers.

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Mrs. Christine Wild

Just freezes up

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 21, 2020

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Because it stopped working over two weeks ago. It just freezes up. Worked brilliantly now just freezes. Talk to you on line, said it was okay. Bought another Amazon fire HE 10 and makes no difference, have my books are the same now just freezing up. So I will not buy anymore books because I am truly dissapointed.

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Funky Pete

Has revolutionized my personal Bible study

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 8, 2013

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This translation is easily more readable (and understandable) than NIV, NRSV, or NKJV, and with the easily adjustable font size and fully formattable page shape and style you get with the kindle fire hd, this e-version of the Bible has brought the Word of God to life for me in a way that for some reason the paper versions I've had never did.

I have always found printed Bibles difficult to read because of the size and bulk of the book, and the tiny size of the print, making study quite often an awkward and physically uncomfortable exercise. I read the Bible almost exclusively on my kindle now, and this is the version I primarily use.

The built in kindle function which offers automatic definitions for any unusual words has been priceless, as has the ability to create notes and highlights which do not in anyway disrupt or ruin the text, nor clutter up the page in any way (being accessed through small links).

A brilliant buy all round.

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Jenni

Easy to look things up and understand

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 27, 2013

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This Bible is so easy to read and understand the meanings. You are given an explanation of how they arrived at certain translations if they think there maybe some confusion.
They have provided subject headings as reference points at the beginning, i.e. What the Bible says about Abortion or other topics, you then just tap the blue type and you are taken straight there (No thumbing through the pages for ages to find what you want).
They explain there methodology and I knew as soon as I started reading this version of the Holy Bible, it was the one for me.
I highly recommend it for casual readers or scholars alike and nobody can say its too expensive, plus no delivery hassle. I Love my Bible and my Kindle

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