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Catholic New American Bible Revised Edition
Updated January 2023 with the latest NABRE text corrections from USCCB.
This ebook version of the New American Bible Revised Edition has been
reviewed and approved by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
(USCCB). Consider viewing the sample before purchasing. This ebook is
the current official version of the Catholic Bible.
Released on March 9, 2011, the New American Bible, Revised Edition (NABRE)
is the culmination of nearly 20 years of work by a group of nearly 100
scholars and theologians, including bishops, revisers and editors.
The NABRE includes a newly revised translation of the entire Old
Testament (including the Book of Psalms) along with the 1986 edition of the
New Testament.
Table of Contents
New American Bible Revised Edition
Preface to the Revised New American Bible Old Testament
THE PENTATEUCH Introduction
• The Book of Genesis
• The Book of Exodus
• The Book of Leviticus
• The Book of Numbers
• The Book of Deuteronomy
THE HISTORICAL BOOKS Introduction
• The Book of Joshua
• The Book of Judges
• The Book of Ruth
• The First Book of Samuel
• The Second Book of Samuel
• The First Book of Kings
• The Second Book of Kings
• The First Book of Chronicles
• The Second Book of Chronicles
• The Book of Ezra
• The Book of Nehemiah
BIBLICAL NOVELLAS Introduction
• The Book of Tobit
• The Book of Judith
• The Book of Esther
• The First Book of Maccabees
• The Second Book of Maccabees
THE WISDOM BOOKS Introducti
on
• The Book of Job
• The Book of Psalms
• The Book of Proverbs
• The Book of Ecclesiastes
• The Song of Songs
• The Book of Wisdom
• The Wisdom of Ben Sira
THE PROPHETIC BOOKS Introduction
• The Book of Isaiah
• The Book of Jeremiah
• The Book of Lamentations
• The Book of Baruch
• The Book of Ezekiel
• The Book of Daniel
• The Book of Hosea
• The Book of Joel
• The Book of Amos
• The Book of Obadiah
• The Book of Jonah
• The Book of Micah
• The Book of Nahum
• The Book of Habakkuk
• The Book of Zephaniah
• The Book of Haggai
• The Book of Zechariah
• The Book of Malachi
Preface to the New American Bible New Testament
THE GOSPELS Introduction
• The Gospel according to Matthew
• The Gospel according to Mark
• The Gospel according to Luke
• The Gospel according to John
The Acts of the Apostles
THE NEW TESTAMENT LETTERS Introduction
• The Letter to the Romans
• The First Letter to the Corinthians
• The Second Letter to the Corinthians
• The Letter to the Galatians
• The Letter to the Ephesians
• The Letter to the Philippians
• The Letter to the Colossians
• The First Letter to the Thessalonians
• The Second Letter to the Thessalonians
• The First Letter to Timothy
• The Second Letter to Timothy
• The Letter to Titus
• The Letter to Philemon
• The Letter to the Hebrews
THE CATHOLIC LETTERS Introduction
• The Letter of James
• The First Letter of Peter
• The Second Letter of Peter
• The First Letter of John
• The Second Let
ter of John
• The Third Letter of John
• The Letter of Jude
The Book of Revelation
Reviews
I got some Muse out of it and in CCD but I never really got to finish it. :{
By Paul Lincoln Barron
It’s a really good book to read because it’s written to help us understand the Bible better
By SpanishVerg
Terrific digital version.Absolutely no issues with speed and navigability as long as you have advanced iOS system.I have iphone7 plus
By dr tom E
The text is crisply written, without archaic expressions used in “traditional” English Bibles, and incorporating the oldest sources available (for example, findings from the Dead Sea scrolls.) It is very well footnoted, to explain obscure or unclear bits in the text, and even to identify where authorities are uncertain about a translated term (typically from rarely used ancient expressions in the Old Testament.). It also presents certain passages in [square brackets] to identify text that varies in the most ancient editions, or which was determined to be a later addition to the original text. Further, I think non-Catholics don’t need to worry about editorial comments laced with Catholic doctrines. Any such bits are rare, if they are present at all. I once spot-checked this version against my wife’s Protestant version (NSV?) and found the 2 nearly identical. Given this observation, I would recommend this version over that to Everyone, for 2 reasons: (1) NABRE has much better footnotes & cross-references, and (2) Catholic Bibles are always a better value since you get more books per dollar! (Protestant Bibles omit those books they deem apocrypha.)
By TunaFish#5
Wow way to kill off the main character!
By Jerome4044