I'd want an accurate but easy to read translation (you can't Google words or verses you don't understand while in jail), so the KJV wouldn't be ideal unless you're very familiar with it. I'd personally go for the RSV2CE, however in your case, I believe the Orthodox Study Bible would be more appropriate.
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Cameron Gomez
Daniel Long
OSB is nice in that the notes always point back to Christ. But it lacks 4 Maccabees and 2 Esdras.
NRSV has the whole Eastern Orthodox canon, not a bad choice for personal reading.
NKJV is obviously the classic but you'll miss on a lot of scriptures that aren't included.
Honestly if I had to go to prison I would just take my Bible (in French, the TOB) and the 4 volumes of the Philokalia translated in English so far.
William Martin
I see…can I ask what you think about Serbia in the 1990's? What side are you on?
Kek, don't worry about it. The truth is they probably wont let me take any materials into jail. However, I wouldn't mind some reading material when I take my hermitage after my time is up.
Austin Allen
Tbh, I don't know much about the YugoSlav wars other than the memes that are associated with Serbia.
Jose Myers
Based
Camden Sanders
Excellent
Austin Bennett
Pidgin
William King
But…I live alone?
Henry Gutierrez
Oh, sweet! It's today's edition of "Bible Fight"!
Hunter Walker
NIV means new international version