What Bible is the right Bible...?

Question

Which one is the most reliable?

Answer 1

KJV. See the good hand of God

Know why God blessed UK?
They used KJV until about 1881; after that the empire "that the sun never set" crumbled.

God blessed America, because the Puritans used the Geneva and then the KJV

Both same source text.

If you are sensitive, you can have a felt and experimental sense and presence of the blessed Holy Spirit if you use the KJV; however if you use other modern, easy to read versions, another spirit(s) can be present!

Put is another way, the Holy Spirit moves and listeners are more teachable with the use of KJV (not NKJV) and those using modern versions (eg NIV, NASV, Living Bible etc) are generally stubborn and unteachable, due the presence of the defiled spirit(s). ALL THESE ARE EXPERIMENTAL.


If you are serious, email me!
Otherwise check out NIV Acts 8:37. If you serious and submit to Rev 22:18-19, all the translators of the NIV are in hell; what more if they are homosexuals?!! The Gospel I preach is different, God is no respector of man, even an Apostle like Judas Iscariot goes to hell, let alone wicked NIV translators the deleted the Word of God. It is the spirit(s).


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Answer 2

The Living Bible

Answer 3

They say that the King James version is the most accurate in the way of translation, however, it's impossible to get each word right, or even entire passages as words in the original language mean many things in English. You'd be best maybe reading a couple versions, and deciding for yourself.

Answer 4

Though it may seem contradictory to some, I firmly believe that the "right" one is the one that speaks to YOU. We're all different, and we all have different needs. If a scriptural text (not just a Bible) says something in a way that is meaningful to YOU, that's the one you should use, because that is the one you WILL use. A text of any sort that just sits on a shelf doesn't teach anything, no matter how good it is :-)

Answer 5

It's strictly a matter of choice/opinion. Most churches consider the KJV the most accurate including me/mine. I think it's a good idea to have a couple to compare. To see how each one expresses themselves. A good study Bible is a good thing, along w/ a concordance. That way you can look up what things actually mean. I have a huge strong's concordance, for example.

Answer 6

Take the good common thing in all of them: moral rules.

Avoid the bad common thing: fanaticism


I would advice you to start actually reading the books of many religions: Bible, Torah, Koran and so on. Then let your own brain and soul decide if/wich is right

Answer 7

I like the New American Standard Bible, but most of them are the same where it counts; core doctrine.

Any Bible that runs contrary to mainstream Christian doctrine is almost always immediately sidelined because nobody wants to use it.

Answer 8

The one that does YOU the most good. Personally, I like both the Catholic 'Jerusalem' Bible AND the Protestant MacArthur Study Bible. But then, I'm 'different'.

Answer 9

Whichever one you like the most - it really makes no difference.

But as far as originality goes, all of them have been heavily editted, and there are none in existence (as far as we know) that resemble the first exactly.

I highly suggest you go with the books that were cut from the bible because they didn't "fit" with what the Church wanted to tell people. You'll learn much more, and be better for it.

Answer 10

There is only one Bible, I'm afraid.
You might want to know which translation is the best. Your best bet is to get several and compare.