Keith Williams traces the revision history of Gal. 3:26-28 from the Living Bible to the latest edition of NLT.
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Here’s a direct link to the post.
Thanks, Kevin. I’ve revised my post so it has the direct link. Sorry about that.
I like the latest version the best, I think it is most accurate. I may have to acquire this.
How does one know they are getting the 2007 version? Where is this available?
Keith, are you still there? Can you answer Don’s question?
The easiest way to ensure that you are getting the 2007 edition of the NLT text is to buy an NLT Study Bible or the Live youth Bible. They were never published with any other version of the NLT text.
Otherwise, you need to look at the copyright page. All NLTs that have the newest text will say copyright 1996, 2004, 2007.
All new NLTs being printed have the 2007 text, but stores do still have copies of the 2004 edition on their shelves until they sell.