What Bible translations does TTW offer?

TTW offers a variety of Bible translations for your daily Bible habit! For new users, the default translation will be whatever translation the teacher is using, and for this is also an option to choose when picking your translation!

NIV:

The most commonly used English translation today, the New International Version is accurate and smooth, designed to be easily understood when read aloud. Most TTW audio guides quote from the NIV. Voice: David Suchet. 

NKJV:

The New King James Version retains the strengths of its predecessor (KJV) with updated language closer to modern conversational English. TTW audio guides by Sandy Adams and Skip Heitzig quote from NKJV. Voice: Tinasha LaRaye. 

KJV:

The single most influential piece of literature in the English language, the King James Version is well respected for its careful literal translation. However, this 1611 publishing includes language and style not commonly used in modern English. Voice: Various. 

ESV:

The English Standard Version emphasizes literal translation while maintaining clarity, providing an excellent balance between precision and ease of understanding. Voice: David Cochran Heath. 

CSB: 

The Christian Standard Bible is aimed at a balance between word-for-word and thought-for-thought translation- as close to the original wording as possible while emphasizing clarity for modern English readers. Voice: Jon Mohr. 

NLT:

Designed to be the most readable translation using vocabulary and language structures commonly used by the average person, the New Living Translation prioritizes though-for-thought translation that makes it easier to follow. Voice: Dr. Theon Hill. 

NASB:

The New American Standard Bible is a literal word-for-word translation that prioritizes the word and sentence structure of the original Bible languages. Its aim is to be the most accurate yet also most readable translation available. Voice: Michael Beck.