Ephesians 4:29 (NABRE): “No foul language should come out of your mouths, but goddamn, that's a pretty fuckin' good milkshake"

This is from the Gospel of James, Chapter 2, NABRE, for those who wish to read more.

the usccb needs to drop the nabre for the rsv

Rebirth 01 (Rev. 14:3)
-collage

here's the thing, you can't make a bot account that posts verses from an _explicitly Catholic_ Bible translation (NAB/NABRE) completely out of any doctrinal context. You did a Protestantism

it is really funny that we're still arguing about how cradle Catholics act like *this* and convert Catholics act like ~this~ when they literally were doing that in Acts

And more generally, any time someone in the NT--whether Jesus or his disciples--says something nasty, the NABRE decides that this must be a textual addition from Jewish Christians (gentile Christians, of course, being above that sort of thing).

Levine also goes through the notes on the New American Bible, Revised Edition (NABRE), approved bible of the American Conference of Catholic Bishops.

And despite Nostra Aetate, despite "The Jewish People and their Sacred Scriptures," despite "The Gifts of God Are Irrevocable"...

The NABRE foreword says that the letter “is not one of theological argument but one of intense religious conviction expressed in simple truths.” That sounds about right!

NABRE. Was my Bible in Catholic school and I honestly still enjoy it on occasion!

Oooh nabre is a good translation.

Im not even catholic anymore. I just like translations of complex texts informed by decades of high quality scholarship.

Just got out of evening Mass. Happy least favorite phrase in the whole NABRE translation Sunday (“juicy, rich food and pure, choice wines”)

🦬Bonnuit ? Potêt bien...
K'ojourdhui j'ai fait la fusée à réaction dans ma mézon sur les tables et dohors, le saut carpé arrière du bouquetin dopuis le nabre à chat, le creusage de trou pour trouver la bestiole qui était cachée dans la lherbe et un gros kakapamoudutou
Alors tipeu fatigué
Bonnuit 😻😽

"tongue" across West Nilotic:
Dholuo lɛ́p pl. lepe / lɛw pl. lewe
Anywa lɛ́ɛp pl. léepí
Nuer lɛ̂p pl. lêeep
Dinka liép pl. lié̤e̤p
Jumjum <lemmä> pl. <lep>
Mabaan lɛ́m-m-ʌ́ pl. lɛ́p-ʌ́
Mayak lɛp (pl. ?)

A nice stable word; cf.
proto-East Nilotic *-ŋa-dyɛp-
proto-South Nilotic *ŋɛLyɛp
? proto-Daju ɲabre

other translations that have a textual note mentioning Luke 21.38 are NIV, CSB, NABRE, and NET

I use the NABRE and if I ever see someone using the KJV I cover my ears and say seven Hail Marys

Translation reference: 1 Cf. Is 9:5 (NABRE: “For a child is born to us, a son is given to us”); cf. also Gal 4:4 (NABRE: “when the fullness
of time had come, God sent his Son, born of a woman, born under the law”.

I don't think the latter is warmed over fundamentalism. I do think the distinction of primary author/instrumental author is unhelpful for this level of an introduction. It reads like "I'm trying to fit in every talking point I can think of". The nabre intro is elegant in its simplicity