bible verse in LHFHG

[mommyofgirls]

this is the first time i've ran across a Bible memory verse instruction where the manual just specifies the Bible verse but doesn't actually type out the verse for you...i assume i just use an adult Bible? we have NKJ - we have an NIV around here too i guess...i feel a lot of pressure to make sure i choose the right translation for this, even though we've just memorized abridged versions of verses up until this point. what do you all use for the Bible memorization? i know some of it is personal preference, but i also want it to be age appropriate...thoughts?

[LeAnna]

I use the KJV. I guess I always learned verses from there and it flows nicely.

LeAnna

[happyhomeschooling]

When we started LHFHG, I too was suprised that the scripture was not in the box...I soon realized that Carrie in her wisdom wanted us to actually open our Bibles to our children and read (of course I am assuming here, but I'm sure I'm assuming correctly )
I know I have seen a thread on here on this same subject and everyone said use whatever you are comfortable with. For instance in our home when dh does our family Bible study, he always uses a NKJV, that is what we are use to reading, so that is what we use. We also have a KJV and if we are doing a particular scripture that I feel is worded better in the KJV I will pull that out. My dd (doing Beyond) has an NIV, and when the scripture isn't to long and doesn't have big words she cannot yet pronounce she likes to read it from her own Bible. It is recommended that what ever version you use, you use it for the entire week for that particular scripture. Hope this helps. Blessings

[joyfulness]

We use whatever version is used on the Hide 'Em in Your Heart CD. I think it's NIV?

[zookeeperof3monkeys]

We use New American version.

[mommyofgirls]

i figured as such - that she wanted us to use our Bibles with the kids. it really is a good way to do things, i was just a little surprised! we haven't officially started yet but she girls have been begging to do some school, so we got out some stuff today and did some. i got to that part and was like, "I don't have my Bible down here...we'll have to do this later!" LOL I'm really glad now that is set up this way - digging into the Word with my 5 yo is not something i really thought i'd do this year, but i am so glad i am! i know CM always says not to "water down the Word with children's Bibles, etc.", but i was never sure about getting a "big" Bible out. now, i HAVE to! LOL

[Daisy]

Actually, around this age is when I started teaching my kiddos how to look up the verses in the Bible themselves. Great practice!

[funkmomma71]

I think it is wonderful that we can pick the bible version that suits our family. When you get to the devotional you need to have your bible handy because you will be looking up passages for that also. I really love the freedom of HOD!

[Mumkins]

I pull out my NIV, NASB, KJV, AMP parralel and use which ever one I think will be easiest for the kids. Usually, it ends up being NIV. I read NASB myself.