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The NASB 2020 is the latest update of the NASB 1995. This newest version further improves accuracy where possible and modernizes language.

Containing no shortage of miracles, The Gospel of Mark starts with Jesus’s adult life, focusing on his ministry. Written in a unique and concise manner, The Gospel of Mark is considered to be the oldest piece of the tetralogy of gospels, and is critical to one’s understanding of Jesus and his relationship with the people around him.

Divided into 5 chapters, The Book of James leads with the idea that faith is grounded in our physical world. James stands as the half-brother of Christ, and writes his letter as a recipe for those looking to be God’s people, for those looking to stay on path to following God’s word. James urges listeners to trust their faith, and that hardships in their lives are simply tests, and that wealth passes and fades, but not faith.

Written by Paul, The Book of Ephesians highlights God’s blessings and the steps to fulfilment through God. Paul writes about how a life lived on earth is still lived through the purpose of God, and calls for the uniting of “all things in heaven and on earth” under Christ (1:10). The Book of Ephesians is a quick listen, but is still as important as the rest of the New American Standard Bible (NASB).