Funny. Been using the 17th century KJB for 31 years. Along with thousands and thousands of pastors, missionaries and evangelists. We coomunicate every day using it in three countries, and we watch people come and receive Jesus Christ as their Saviour, preachers trained, and young people learning it for ministring to others. Training families in married life and child rearing. We are communicating with men and women and children, and with great blessings from the Head of the Church, Christ.
This afternoon we sat with a couple who plans to be married soon, and helped them in the writing of their vows. All substance was derived from that 17th century Bible, and they understood it very readily. It’s a very powerful text; a very powerful instrument.
Again, this is your choice. Communicating between pastors who use the same source is not an effort. They probably know some Greek and word meanings, but your laity swho read the Bible must be coached to understand it. Jesus did not preach in Biblical Hebrew but in the spoken (judaized Chaldean, Aramaic) language that everyone understood.