recoveryversion.bibleThe Holy Bible Recovery Version

The Holy Bible Recovery Version Read Online Menu Home Translation Quick Tour Introduction Preface Outlines Sample Text Footnotes Cross References Charts & Maps Selected Verses On the Faith On Experience and Truth Resources Read the Recovery Version Online Scripture & Commentary Download Philemon Reading Schedules Recovery Version App Manual User Annotation Converter Verse Requester Developer API Editions Print Audiobook eBook App Previous Slide Next Slide First slide details. Current Slide Second slide details. Third slide details. Fourth slide details.Editions Get the Recovery Version in print, as an App, or in eBook and audiobook formats. Learn More Read Online Read the text of the Recovery Version online. Read Online Resources Resources including Bible reading schedules and tools to use with the Recovery Version. Learn More We thank the Lord that His precious Word is so available to us today. It has not always been so. In fact, from the sixth to the fourteenth centuries, the Bible was largely inaccessible to the public. During this period, the bright light contained in the Bible and many of the precious truths revealed in it and enjoyed by the early Christians were not generally available. Since the 1500s, beginning with Martin Luther’s groundbreaking realization that justification is by faith, the Lord has continued to gradually recover more light and truth from His Word. This recovery in spiritual and scriptural understanding has ushered in a corresponding recovery in both the individual and the corporate aspects of the Christian life. The Recovery Version of the Bible is so named because its text and footnotes crystallize many of these truths and experiences. In 1385 John Wycliffe translated the Bible into English from the Latin Vulgate. This translation and its subsequent distribution was instrumental in opening the door to the spread of the truth. Around 1525 the Bible was translated into English directly from the original languages by William Tyndale. Since then many excellent English translations have followed. The Recovery Version of the Bible is translated from the original languages according to principles and standards of translation established by major English translations of the last five centuries. The Recovery Version of the Bible was translated and revised by the Editorial Section of Living Stream Ministry from 1974 to 2003. The Recovery Version of the Bible contains numerous study aids, including, the subject and background of each book; detailed, interpretive outlines; enlightening footnotes, valuable cross references, and a variety of useful charts and maps. All of these study aids were written by Witness Lee, who received much help from the writings of noted Bible expositors throughout church history, including his co-worker, Watchman Nee. The New Testament Recovery Version in its current format in English was published in 1991, and it is also available in Chinese, Spanish, Russian, Japanese, and several other languages. The Recovery Version of the Bible, including outlines, footnotes, and cross references for both the Old and New Testaments, is now available. Reader Comments (see all reader comments) Previous Slide Next Slide "The user of this version will get a precise impression of what the sacred text says." "I ask that you send 1000 copies (of the Russian Recovery Version) for the Deputies, Ministers and other government personnel." "I have only had the Recovery Version for a couple of months and find I use it far more than any other version." "It is my pleasure to tell you how much I enjoy this new study source." "Great New Testament! None like it. Explains every verse and God has revealed new things to me." "Many times Bibles are dust collectors, but this translation makes it the one to grab when in need of clarification." "I have always had a lot of trouble understanding the Bible....The Recovery Version has opened so much to me. I understand much easier now." Other LSM Websites Copyright Policy © LIVING STREAM MINISTRY . All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is...