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7. New American Standard Bible 1971, First Edition

When I first read this translation, it was my FIRST venture into older editions of the NASB. Since I first read this translation, the NASB 1977 has become my favorite, favorite, favorite, favorite, favorite, favorite translation.

7. New American Standard Bible 1971, First Edition

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When I first read this translation, it was my FIRST venture into older editions of the NASB.

Since I first read this translation, the NASB 1977 has become my favorite, favorite, favorite, favorite, favorite, favorite translation.

It is the translation I keep reading and rereading again and again and again.

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When I first read this translation, it was my FIRST venture into older editions of the NASB. Since I first read this translation, the NASB 1977 has become my favorite, favorite, favorite, favorite, favorite, favorite translation. It is the translation I keep reading and rereading again and again and again.

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  • I'd be surprised if I haven't read it at least once a year since first reading it.
  • Simply because there's nothing so wonderfully unique about it that I can't find in the NASB 1977.

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New American Standard Bible Reference Edition. In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. This was my second time to read the NASB 1971.

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