Bible Translations Comparison Chart

A company I discovered a while back called Rose Publishing creates tons of "e-charts" on Bible-related topics. Occasionally they make samples available for free download (so far I've amassed a collection of 24 of the free charts), and today they released one that I thought might be of interest to my readers: the "FREE 'Bible Translations Comparison' eChart." The free version of the chart compares some characteristics of four Bible translations: the KJV, NIV (2011 edition), NASB, and NLT. Here's the link to the free download:

http://www.rose-publishing.com/btc-echart

The full version compares twenty translations, and is available for $3.99 to download (they also have pretty cool-looking wall-chart editions in the $10-15 range), so if you like the free version you can download from the link above, you might want to spring for the 20-translation edition. Here's a list of the translations in the full (paid) versions:

• American Standard Version
• Amplified Bible
• New American Standard Bible
• Revised Standard Version
• New Revised Standard Version
• English Standard Version
• King James Version
• New King James Version
• New Jerusalem Bible
• New American Bible
• New International Version 2011 (NIV)
• Common English Bible (CEB)
• Today's New International Version
• God's Word
• Holman Christian Standard Bible (Holman Bible)
• New Century Version
• New Living Translation
• New International Readers Version
• Good News Translation
• Contemporary English Version
• The Message

By the way, the free download is only guaranteed to be available until Tuesday, September 4, 2012, so jump on this one pretty quick!