BibleGateway VS Blue Letter Bible

I, personally, use biblegateway.com where I can see multiple translations side by side to find out, if some translations are tweaked to certain doctrines. Source: 4 months ago

Biblegateway.com is a great resource for doing what you want to do. Source: 4 months ago

I use both Bible.com and biblegateway.com. Both offer more versions than you can think of. Both have apps as well. Source: 4 months ago

Sometimes at tough times I want to go back to a verse my pastor offered but I usually forget which ones later. I can email him but at 1am I just want to find the verse, read it, and contemplate the situation. More likely is that I'm talking with a friend and they have an issue that I know my Pastor had a verse for and I just can't remember it. Sometime I remember enough to search biblegateway.com or bible.com on... Source: 7 months ago

Second, the cultural divide. Our society has nothing in common with the societies represented in the Bible other than the rich screwing over the poor. Sexuality was not the same. Masculinity and femininity were not the same. The law and politics were not the same. The languages were so different that we don't even know what they sounded like. Even Ancient Hebrew is educated guesses. I help get around this with my... Source: 9 months ago

Let me recommend the Book "Greek for the Rest of Us" by William Mounce (one of the ESV translators). It won't lead you to being able to flat read entire Greek texts, but it will enable you to use the tools available to get into the original Greek (I used this book when going through seminary for my MA-Theo degree). There are also video and audio files on the internet of Mounce going over Greek language tools at... Source: 4 months ago