What is the nasb bible?
The NASB, or New American Standard Bible, is an English translation of the Christian Scriptures. It is slightly different from other versions of the Bible, mostly due to language usage. But Christians believe it is authoritative and inerrant.OriginsThe NASB is an update of the American Standard Version and was published in 1995. It uses clear grammar and simple terminology that makes it easier to understand than Old English or the King James Version.Word UsageWords like “thou” and “thee” are replaced with “you” in the NASB. The conjunctions are smoother, and the sentence structures are easier to read in general.DifferencesThe NASB isn’t much different from other versions of the Bible, such as New International Version, New King James Version and the English Standard Version. The major differences are actually quite small, such as using words such as “then” or “but” in verse that formerly would read “and.”TranslationAccording to Bible Gateway, Bible scholars find that the NASB to be the
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