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    What 2 words were trimmed by 10 percent when Readers Digest did its thing on the bible?

    Question #129013. Asked by endoverend. (Jan 17 13 12:20 AM)


    Marshame

    		A google search of "Reader's Digest Bible" reveals that there are plenty of copies around, in pristine condition, but there are few reviews. What the reviewers do note, however, is that the Reader's Digest version omits "Chapter" and "verse", but this doesn't do much to reduce the physical size of the Bible. Here is one interesting review from a Bible lover. ohttp://sundrytimes.wordpress.com/2008/12/02/a-curiosity-the-readers-digest-bible/

    Feb 03 13, 8:36 AM

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