Personally, it would not bother me. It would bother me if the pastor would not let anyone into the church without showing a vaccination card.

@Lynda Jenkins Great! Thank you!

@Lynda Jenkins I will check it out, if I can. Looks like I'm still at work out here when it comes on. I'll try to find repeats. Thank you!

That's actually a really good idea. I'm only on the 25th chapter of Genesis. So It would probably go a lot faster than reading. My eyes are getting bad too. But I retain things better by reading. But that is a good idea! Thanks for the suggestion!

One of these days I want to know scripture like you do. Amazing. Great Song. Thank you! I like it. The next time I hear it on his services, I'll turn it into a mp3. I "steal" some (33) of their songs from their services that I love, but they don't post on Media. I've looked up other versions, but really love the choir and the Spell's better most of the time. Maybe not really stealing - I do tithe to LTCBR every week and they're not selling albums or anything like that, so not really stealing. I thought about sending a player with those songs to them, but figured they'd have them already.

Wow! That is a miracle! God is Great! Thank you for sharing! It's like that song LTC sings - I don't know the title - but the words are "There's Power In The Name of Jesus." My husband and I watch plane crash documentaries - Why Planes Crash or something like that on the weather channel. They start with the crash and the survivor stories (some have no survivors) then go on to how they determined what caused the crash. Some survivors, when they knew they were going to crash and possibly die, have said they called out to Jesus to save them. And they were saved. And they gave God all the glory for their lives being saved. Even one of the pilots I saw. Beautiful.

Definitely! I am so happy!

Wow. That is great! Thank you so much! I find myself comparing the one Brother Smith recommended to my father's old Catholic bible, when I read at home. Interesting. And slow going. But this will be great to add. I'm only on Genesis - after Noah becomes a vineyard owner. I find myself wondering about strange things. Like when God made plants and animals "after his kind" but man "in his likeness." And how the tree of the knowledge of good and evil was forbidden - does that relate to judgement of others? Anyway, thank you Lynda! (I cannot see your name on here, but did in my email notifications. Not sure if a website glitch or what. So I hope I've gotten it correct.)

Thank you so much! I bought the one Brother Erick Smith recommended. And I got two paperback KJV 400th Anniversary Bible because my husband wants to read it too. I truly thank God for that! I've been praying for it and I've been working on him slowly. But I sometimes have been too pushy and that backfires. But he likes and respects Pastor Spell because he walks the talk and so he listens to what he preaches. He went from getting mad at me for watching Sunday service to looking forward to it - and putting it on before I do! Anyway, paperbacks to travel around with us and the Noteless model 427 for home to go with the study bible. I'll check out the apps when I get a new phone. My phone is so old, no apps work on it. I'll have time to watch Pastor Tony Spell's video after the 18th. But I wanted to get bibles before then so I can start reading on the 19th. I've downloaded all the El Magey bible studies. So I so very much appreciate the suggestions. Especially Brother Erick, because that was exactly what I wanted.

@Erick Smith Yes, I need to hurry up and get caught up with the rest of you. I'm afraid there is not much time to procrastinate. Thank you. God Bless you too, Brother Erick!

@Erick Smith Wow. Thank you sooo very much! That's what I was looking for! Just looking at the bibles, I don't like the red letter. I am not a good reader. I get distracted easily and I see my mind being drawn to the red print and skipping over the black print. I wasn't so good in school either. I found it! Thank you!

Ah... Out of desperation, I listened to it again. I am not often in a position where I can listen to audio or video. Just too many people around me 23.5 hours a day. I'm glad he mentioned it right away because I wasn't able to hear the entire video, restarted it three times. The 1611 King James Version. Thank you so much!

@Erick Smith It doesn't say Scofield III... Let's see.... "The Old Scofield Study Bible - King James Version - Large print edition (1917 Notes)" Oxford University Press. 1996. So I have the one you suggested! So that's good. I'm still looking for one without 2/3s of the page of reference (study) material. But from all the responses, I gather that any King James Version Bible is good. Ebay has a ton of old bibles. There are a lot of different versions of the King James Bible: Red letter Gustave Dore Revised Standard Oxford o the 16911 King James facsimile Gutenberg, Comfort edition. Rembrandt edition. Self-pronouncing edition. Mormon edition. One edited and revised by A Dana Adams MA SS teachers edition Thomas Nelson so many. I won't worry about that though, I guess, and just pick one. Thank you.

@#Acts 2:38 Redeemed One That's great! Thank you for that link.

Seems like great Study Bibles. I did buy one a year ago or so. I started with the index and then read 3 pages into Genesis, reading all the references as well. It took me over 3 hours. Then I had to make dinner. I keep it in my car so I always have it, but it is just gathering dust, like Pastor Spell mentioned in one of his latest sermons. Thank you for all the information! I think I did get the Scofield III! Oops. Well, one can't have too many bibles. Can give them to my friends. Hopefully they'll join me in my new life. Thank you so much!

@Turtle biblehub.cm - how cool is that? Thank you for that resource! Yes, the begats are tedious. And thank you for the information on why so many KJVs.

Hi. Yes, he does. I'll check out the Ollies or thriftbooks. My eyes are bad too. Are all the King Jame's the same? There are so many out there, it just makes me wonder why so many if they are all the same. Thank you for the recommendations.

Just a KJV. Yes! That's great! I don't like the 'new English' versions. They seem to lose something. The words matter. Thanks for the app! What bible do you use? Like the exact one? There are so many King James's out there. There's one for $2.99 - why so cheap? Is it missing something? I like my dad's old Catholic bible. But it's so old I don't want to ruin it by reading it. Yes, and plus it has all the added stuff in it Pastor warned about. But I like the language. Like Noah is spelled Noe. I took me a while to figure out who Noe was. I like the old language. Yes, the language you have too look up. Yes, I did know about the copywrite stuff. Learned it from Pastor Spell in one of his sermons. Thank you!

Thank you Pebbles! I did see that. King James, when I look it up on Christianbook.cm there pages. Are they all the same? There's one for $2.99 - for that price, is it missing some parts? (PS - you were so awesome on the documentary!)

Thank you. I've got one. It's so hard to just read though - with 2/3 of the page of references. I've never read the Bible. I tried once a long time ago. I remember just reading names of people for pages and turned on the TV instead. I want something I can just read through once. Then do the study part. Being raised Catholic, we were given bits and pieces to read. Never taught to read the whole thing.