Java version 2 for Mac OS X version 10.3.9?

Question

I have the aforementioned Mac running system. I would like to download mxit onto my computer. I am told I need mpowerplayer to do this. when i download this, it tells me my java is not version 2, so I download version 2, but i need mac version 10.4.0. what can i do? how else can i get mxit, or where can I update my java? Thank you! Oh please give me step bt step easy language stuff, I am a bit of a blonde! :)

Answer 1

Update OS X to the latest version.

Click the Blue Apple Icon and choose: Software Update...

Then, Click the Blue Apple Icon and choose: MAC OS X Software... and look for Java

Then, start over downloading mxit, etc.

Answer 2

The New Testament was written in Greek and the old testament manuscripts are in Hebrew. There are many manuscripts with minor variations in them, so it is hard to know which one is accurate and scholars disagree on that. Each translation decides which manuscripts are accurate. That being said, the variations are minor and none of them change the overall meaning of the Gospel. For example, a common variation is "Christ Jesus" and "Jesus Christ" where one manuscript will have it one way with another disagreeing, yet there is no difference in meaning. Most translations are simply from different eras using different wording based on the common language of the time. ESV, KJV, NKJV, NIV, NASB, etc. There are other versions that paraphrase or change the words so that it is easier to understand. I would not even consider these the bible, because they have been subjected to the fallible interpretation of men. For example, NTL and The Message make changes to the text. I prefer the KJV because of the beauty of the language and the Byzentine texts behind it. However, the ESV and NASB are both very good translations that I often recommend.