Should I read the Bible in German, English or Spanish?
What order should I read the Bible? Chronological?
I'm catholic converted from LDS

Doesn't matter much.

>>17829445 (OP)
Oh but if you want chronological order, start with John.

>>17829445 (OP)
You can get a New Testament with all three of them plus French, Arabic, and Russian. Granted, they’re all thought-for-thought translations, so they don’t have an absolute 1:1 correspondence, but it still has its merits.
Just search up ‘Global NT’ on Amazon.

>>17829445 (OP)
English
Chronological (Book Order i.e Genesis Exodus etc.)
NABRE (My personal favorite) or RSVCE

>>17829445 (OP)
No need to read the bible that's what the church is there for. Listen to your priest and ask him for advice.

>>17829445 (OP)
Choose the language you are most familiar with and get several translations in that language.

>>17829445 (OP)
>Chronological?
There isn't really a chronological order to read the Bible in as there is great uncertainty about when many of the books were written and some of them are the product of centuries of compiling and editing.

Read the bible so you can realize its retarded bronze age fairytales

Also try to spot the first liar in the bible was the jewgod

>>17829445 (OP)
This ESV claims to be chronological, but I haven’t seen its table of contents. Also, it’s not Catholic nor does it at least have the Apocrypha.

>>17829445 (OP) You should read it in Koinē Greek.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Septuagint

>>17833337
Bad idea unless you are fully fluent in Greek, you won't catch meaning properly outside your native tongue.

>>17833355 It is a bad idea to trust other people's translations of a Sacred Scripture. Look what happened to the Bharatiyas trusting the Germans.

>>17829445 (OP)
Spanish