Id just stick with KJV for english.
I dont want to be carting round 20 different bibles personally.
My Bible reading group worked cos we all read from the same Bible, or we shared one Bible.
When Ive had Bible study groups from everyone with a different version it just took forever. And most of the time was wasted looking up different versions and asking what does yours say?
what does your version say? x10
I dont want to be carting round 20 different bibles personally.
My Bible reading group worked cos we all read from the same Bible, or we shared one Bible.
When Ive had Bible study groups from everyone with a different version it just took forever. And most of the time was wasted looking up different versions and asking what does yours say?
what does your version say? x10
I taught a weekly women's Bible study weekly when I lived in Alberta. We all used different Bibles, which helped us look at different translator choices. But no one had a KJV, because we liked to read in our own language. One friend was from Peru, she used a Spanish Bible, and another a Portuguese Bible. We never had a problem, we were very dedicated. The only reason we stopped was because our pastor made us. Soon after that, this very controlling man drove us to other churches.
Your excuse is extremely flimsy! You need to get out more, read more about the translation process, and read a real Bible, a modern one, so that you can understand what you are reading!