He did something then that surprised himself. He went to a bookstore and bought the print edition. The same one. $70. It hurt. But he also kept the PDF on his tablet for his commute, on his phone for quick reference in the grocery store line. The two Bibles—one physical and paid for, one digital and borrowed—sat in an uneasy truce. The print copy was his declaration of value. The PDF was his tool of access.
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