Which bible do you use?

New King James Version......

King James Bible

King James , 1955, I recommend it makes a great coaster, 60 years and the beer stains have not yet reached the wood.

New World Translation, it's printed in the language that we use today.

The KJ uses words that do not have the same meaning today as they did 400 years ago when the KJ was written, take 1 Cor. 10:25 it says (everything you find in the shambles you may eat) what does the word shambles mean to you today?

More than likely you would say ( a mess, this place is really a mess) the word shambles 400 years ago meant (a meat market) if a person was reading that scripture in the KJ they would not understand the meaning of the scripture.

The New World Translation of the Bible & some other translations corrects this scripture with the words (meat market) now you can understand the meaning of the scripture. There are also other words that have been corrected also.

Available in whole or in part in over 120 languages. For a complete list of languages, see www.jw.org.

Total Printed of All Editions of the New World Translation:

208,366,928 Copies

I mainly use the NLT, CEV, NIV and the Message. All are good for study.

King James version, I was reading that Bible when God showed me it is true.

The Bartenders Bible. $7 on Amazon.

Christians don't read Bibles. They never have. They don't even know that there are two very different Bibles from two very different times.

I matters not which one you read. But please read.

We need more atheists.....

“Most people are bothered by those passages of Scripture they do not understand, but the passages that bother me are those I do understand”.

-------Mark Twain

“The best cure for Christianity is to actually read the Bible”

--- Mark Twain

“A thorough reading and understanding of the Bible is the surest path to atheism”” Donald Morgan

KJV

I use the one at church, it's kind of a part of the Mass, and also, whatever version online, and of course, those random ones one gets at Bible Study prayer group classes. (They could be any of them) I have a Women's bible, and I suppose it's politically correct, but I prefer to hear "handmaiden" when it's a girl and "servant" when it's a boy.

Call me romantic.

The Living Bible