Traditional Muzzleloading Association
		The Center of Camp => The Campfire => Topic started by: Puffer on May 02, 2020, 09:09:07 PM
		
			
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				When I was in the US Army (1960 +) they made Bibles readly & freely avail to us. {both full size & "pocket styles" (the pocket size were Very popular - pic #1 [ easly carryed in your pocket, bag etc] A great habit to aquire.🙋♂️
 
 I just got a ,new 1. (NKJV) pic #2,3 (carry)4,5,
 
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				Thats really cool. I need to get one set up like that pretty soon. I've got an entire Bible series up but bbn it gets bulky some times. I'll post a picture later today.
			
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				I still have my pocket bible from my Army days... Didn't look at it much back then when I was younger, though I always carried it with me in the field... I do find myself looking at it a lot more in these times...
 
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				Mother got me a pocket New Testament when I went into the Navy.  Don't know where it went off to.  Unless a pocket Bible came with a good magnifying glass it wouldn't do me much good.  I don't think they make that size in giant print!  :laffing
 
 ~Kees~
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				IIRC, I also was issued a pocket bible in Basic Training.  It also wasn't of much interest to me in those days, but it did look good in my foot locker for inspections and such.  I am pleased to say that my attitude has changed a lot since then.  But then, my eyesight has also changed since then.  I could still probably read it today, but it would give me some eye strain.  Strangely enough, the eyes and the ears are still working pretty good, but a pair of "cheaters" do help the eyes for reading.  But, my large print Bible is a lot more user friendly, but kind of on the bulky side.
 
 John (Bigsmoke)
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				 :shakeIIRC, I also was issued a pocket bible in Basic Training.  It also wasn't of much interest to me in those days, but it did look good in my foot locker for inspections and such.  I am pleased to say that my attitude has changed a lot since then.  But then, my eyesight has also changed since then.  I could still probably read it today, but it would give me some eye strain.  Strangely enough, the eyes and the ears are still working pretty good, but a pair of "cheaters" do help the eyes for reading.  But, my large print Bible is a lot more user friendly, but kind of on the bulky side.
 
 John (Bigsmoke)
 
 
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