Faith Fuller, the daughter of Millard Fuller, profiled a man who died while writing one of these books in the documentary Briars in the Cotton Patch. One of these books describes how a spirit “brooded like a bird above the watery abyss.” One of these books written by Clarence Jordan, the founder of (15[1])Koinonia Farm, was adapted into a 1982 musical that was Harry Chapin’s last project. One of these books contains “keywords” (15[1])and words in brackets and parentheses, called “amplifications.” Eugene Peterson wrote a controversial (*) paraphrastic one of these books (10[1])called The Message. (10[2])Eugene (10[1])Nida (10[2])originally formulated his concepts of dynamic and formal equivalence in relation (10[1])to these books. For 10 points, name these books, examples of which include the English Standard Version (10[1]-5[2])and New International (10[1])Version. ■END■ (10[1])