NASB navigation tips???

[DHughes]

Hi everyone,

I just received my Kindle 2 yesterday and already love it. I purchased the NAS bible and can't figure out how to navigate from reference to reference. Any tips would be appreciated.

Danni

[Ann in Arlington]

Welcome Danni. . . .this is kind of a book question so I'm going to move it to the book corner. . . .you might also try (1) searching the Corner for info on NASB or (2) posting in the "One Year Bible" book club as a lot of folks there read the bible regularly and probably know the most about navigating the various editions.

[marianneg]

Try pushing Menu -> Table of Contents.  That should take you to a listing of books.  Once you select a book, all the Bibles I've used then have a chapter listing, and some of them link to specific verses as well.  I'm not sure about your particular edition, though.

[Dana]

I have the NET, the WEB, and the KJV from Osnova, a fellow member here, and love them.  He utilizes something titled Direct Verse Jump that makes it easy to jump from verse to verse quicker than flipping pages in a paper Bible once you learned the abbreviations for each book (or made a cheat sheet.)  You can view all the Bibles he has available here:  http://osnovapress.wordpress.com/

Hopefully other versions will come up with such an easy to use system......  or let Osnova do it for them. 

[911jason]

I'll second Dana's suggestion of Osnova's editions. Someone recently said they found all the verse numbers distracting, but I guess I just am used to that in the Bible, aren't they all that way? Anyway, even if you find a better Bible for reading long passages on your own time, I'd still recommend an Osnova version for use in your church service or bible study because it's just so much quicker to get from verse to verse as they are referenced by the speaker.