Edge Life Bible for Boox
The Edge Life Bible is designed for Onyx Boox Note Air 5C, Boox Note Air 6C, Tab Ultra, Tab Ultra C Pro, and Tab X (large A4-sized workspace).
The Edge Life Bible works best on any e-Ink device larger than 10 inches that accepts hyperlinks.
It comes in a PDF format with hyperlinks for easy navigation. Words of Jesus are in red for color devices and bold for non-color devices.
The Edge Life Bible is a contemporary, easy-to-read, word-for-word equivalent of the King James Version, based on an updated 1901 American Standard Version in the Public Domain.
The Edge Life Bible preserves the Greek Majority Text while honouring the Textus Receptus manuscript tradition. The Edge Life Bible is copyright-free (free to share - but not to change).
In our opinion, the King James Version and the New King James Version are the only other two reliable translations. If you value the King James Bible and seek an easier reading experience, the Edge Life Bible is for you!
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You can upload the Edge Life Bible PDF to your BOOX device wirelessly using the built-in BOOX Drop Guide or via a direct USB cable.
Method 3: Cloud Storage or Email
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YOU'LL GET...
- EDGE LIFE BIBLE. PDF (File size 12.2MB)
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HERE ARE THE FEATURES...
- Fully copyright-free.
- 5,049 pages. (850,011 words)
- Fully hyperlinked and simple navigation. The Bible Books & Chapters are EASY to navigate.
- Vertical portrait layout view.
- Beautiful, simple, and easy-to-use layout.
- Jesus' WORDS are in RED & BOLD text. (RED is for the color devices and BOLD is for the black and white devices)
- Easy-to-Read Large Font
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The Edge Life Bible is an update of the American Standard Version of 1901, which is in the Public Domain. It has been edited to conform to the Greek Majority Text New Testament. This revision is also in the Public Domain, which sets it apart from other revisions of the American Standard Version, like the New American Standard Bible and the Revised Standard Version. The first pass of the translation, which has already been done, was to convert archaic words and word forms to modern equivalents. The manual editing is then done to add quotation marks (the ASV of 1901 had none), update other punctuation, update usage, and spot-check the translation against the original languages in places where the meaning is unclear or significant textual variants exist. Many people proofread the work and send typo reports and suggestions. These are reviewed, and if they are found to have merit, edits are made. Sometimes reviewing a suggestion brings to light a better option.
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I look forward to your thoughts. If you need any help, please reach out to me.
