Reviewed by (Louis Adendorff, Williamsburg, VA) - Evangelical Heritage Version

I enjoy reading the scriptures from different points of view. I use this version (which is excellent) as a supplement to other versions such as the Amplified Version. The purpose is to provide a more complete picture of what the Lord may be trying to say to me through these scriptures. The Evangelical Heritage Version does this very well.

Reviewed by (Elton Nelson, Turlock, CA) - Evangelical Heritage Version

It downloaded fine. But I did not find the notes making reference to the Old Testament in the New Testament or other notes. It does look like a good translation.

Reviewed by (David Roupe, Lexington, South Carolina) - Evangelical Heritage Version

I am always looking for an easy to read version of the scriptures that is true to the text. While still early, I have found the EHV to be a very readable translation while maintaining the integrity of the original language.

Reviewed by (Herbert Edgerton, Tazewell, VA) - Evangelical Heritage Version

My main two versions I use are the ESV and NKJV. I use other translations as a sort of commentary on the two above translations. I do like this new version as it is easy to read and understand. I have used this new translation in posting Scripture on FB in some messages I have posted there.

Reviewed by (Derrick Ford, Waldorf, MD) - Evangelical Heritage Version

The EHV is a good translation - easy to understand. I like it very much. Its now one of my go to Bibles.

Reviewed by (David Carpenter, Florence, AL) - Evangelical Heritage Version

I have used this version some. It seems very good so far.

Reviewed by (Marcia McCance, Stanley, NC) - Evangelical Heritage Version

I must preface my review with the fact that I love to read the KJV... so this one seemed, at first, as if I was reading a first grade reading book. Since that was my first impression, I simply set it aside after reading the verses that I use to test every Bible I check out (John 1:1-5). Sometimes reading in modern English seems to me to, somehow, make the content "trivial." It looses its majesty. But when I got the request to do this review in my e-mail, I took it out again and read through it. This time it simply seemed to be a very plain and easy to understand version of what I like to read. It no longer seemed trivial to me, but only seemed "simple," which means very easy to read. Now, I have not read much in it, but it seems to me that any person who is troubled by the KJV, or some other versions will find this one to be simple and straight forward. So I say -- thank you for all those whose hearts will be touched with the power of the Word of God by it.

Reviewed by (Lee Gordon, Des Moines, Iowa) - Evangelical Heritage Version

It's so nice to read a modern translation that doesn't cower or pander to egalitarian or feminist views. That alone makes it worth it to me.

Reviewed by (Patricio Kelly, CABA, Province, Argentina) - Evangelical Heritage Version

One thing is outstanding in this version: it draws you to continue reading it. It is so friendly, that you don't want to stop reading it. It all sounds familiar, trustable, and filled with love. It is a real joy to read it.