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The Korean Church needs NKRV and KLB.


Young Tae Choi

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Please offers NKRV(New Korean Revised Version) and KLB(Korean Living Bible).

The Korean Church no longer uses the KRV (Korean Revised Version) that the Accordance offers recently.

The version is not worthy purchasing it at all. The version is translated by old Korean words and usages so young peoples cannot understand the version. Even, it is also difficult for them to read NKRV due to its formal sentence style. KLB is much more readable for them. I hope to use NKRV and KLB as soon as possible.

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We will renew our efforts to license more modern translations.

 

You do have the option of importing a text that you own into a User Bible which will work just like our modules. There are instructions in the help files.

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We have tried to get modern Korean Bibles but cannot agree on the licensing terms.

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Please offers NKRV(New Korean Revised Version) and KLB(Korean Living Bible).

The Korean Church no longer uses the KRV (Korean Revised Version) that the Accordance offers recently.

The version is not worthy purchasing it at all. The version is translated by old Korean words and usages so young peoples cannot understand the version. Even, it is also difficult for them to read NKRV due to its formal sentence style. KLB is much more readable for them. I hope to use NKRV and KLB as soon as possible.

The NKRV is now released. Thanks

 

So the KLB is still missing. And as you can think. The German Neues Leben Bibel (The German version) is also missing. I believe there is also a Chinese version and in other languages.

 

Greetings

 

Fabian

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