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The Voice

The Bible is alive like no other book, and The Voice draws you in like no other Bible.


Scholars, poets, musicians, and story tellers have come together to create this singularly unique translation that transports you into the Bible's narrative. Don't just read the Word, step into the story.
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Where is God when a tornado strikes?

May 24, 2013

After a terrible disaster, you often hear questions like this: “Where is God when the tornado strikes?”  It’s a good question, a fair question. 

 I recently met Dr. Tim Crutcher who teaches at Southern Nazarene University in Oklahoma City.  I emailed him a day or two after the horrible tornado that leveled Moore, OK.  I wanted to know how he and his wife weathered the storm.  They were OK, he said, but it was the worst natural disaster they had ever seen.  But it was what he said next that got my attention:

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What others are saying

I have been involved in The Voice project for over five years.  Many might well ask, "Why do we need yet another Bible translation?"  Why? The Bible is an amazingly transparent and yet amazingly puzzling document.  Theologians have been translating and interpreting it for millennia, and I daresay they will continue to do so for millennia to come.  The Voice represents a new "voice" in the translation and interpretation undertaking, one that genuinely attempts to make the text accessible to the reader of the twenty-first century.  Read it for yourself; better, engage it for yourself.  Let it draw you in; let it speak to you. And discover in its words "the voice" of the biblical text.
Nancy L. deClaissé-Walford, PhD
Professor of Old Testament and Biblical Languages
McAfee School of Theology, Mercer University

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Today's verse is from Ecclesiastes 12:13-14
13And, when all is said and done, here is the last word: worship in reverence the one True God, and keep His commands, for this is what God expects of every person. 14For God will judge every action - including everything done in secret - whether it be good or evil.

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