I bought a Kindle when it first came out and I'm on my third
one now. The first book I bought for my Kindle was a Bible. I remember at the
time I ordered it how nice it would be to have a digital edition of the Bible,
one that would allow me to search and quickly find readings to follow along
with my pastor. But, as it turned out, I couldn't use it. Why? Because it was
organized like a book, not a Bible. It worked fine for those who read books
from start to end. We don't normally read Bibles that way. I looked around for
another, but finally gave up. Soon after, I found a Bible app that worked fine
on my smart phone.
Recently, my church introduced its members to the Common
English Bible and my Sunday School class began to use it, too. I took a chance
and checked for a Kindle edition. I was pleased to see that this one contains
easy-to-use navigation. The table of contents allows you to link to any book.
At the beginning of each book, there is a link to each chapter in the book.
With the Apocrypha, the table of contents is pretty long, but it is fairly easy
to navigate. You can also use the next chapter and previous chapter toggle when
needed. Overall, I'm quite pleased with this Kindle edition of the Bible.
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