Maybe YOU can give me your opinion on this, since Quix would not. Are my Tyndale and Geneva editions of the Bible true enough to the original scripures to be acceptable for purposes of study and interpretation?
They precede the King James version and were reported to have been directly translated from the orginal languages used by the writers (or at any rate, from such original documents as were available).
They precede the King James version and were reported to have been directly translated from the orginal languages used by the writers (or at any rate, from such original documents as were available).
How I read the Bible is with my computer I personally prefer the NASB for ease However on difficult passages I have open up I always read 10 to 20 verses before and I may not have answered your question directly, YHvH's blessings on you in you search Many years ago I was in the service overseas,
shalom b'SHEM Yah'shua HaMashiach
part of my job was to monitor shortwave radio.
We would listen to Radio Moscow and Voice of America.
We would add them up and divide by two.
and a program called BibleWorks
of understanding and literalness.
to 13 versions:
NASB, BHT, WTT, DRA, JPS, KJV, LXE, NAS, NIV,
NJB,TNK, YLT, BGM, BGT & LXT
with interactive concordance with mouse hover.
after the verse in question for context
but I hope I have given you a better answer.
I also use a less expensive program called
the Master Christian Library.
A former pastor told me he paid over
$10,000 for all of the books it contains.
for His Son , YHvH's salvation.