Top 4 Bible Translations You Should Be Reading

[@ClaimingChristianity]

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[@YouHaveAnApeHead]

I'm not religious but I feel the Bible can still teach me alot and could benefit me, even if I'm not Christian.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

We’ll my friend. It is the most truthful and accurate book in existence. Can you get a copy? Of so. Start in Matthew and read to the end.

[@therealgdmstr]

You don’t have to be religious per say to accept Jesus Christ. But if that’s not your aim/intention then unfortunately the Bible is useless. Mark 8:36-37 is the reason why

[@5starr.leonnn]

Religion was made after Jesus Christs death, it’s something people made to worship him. You can fully worship him and have faith without being in a set religion but i do recommend getting baptized

[@b.custodio6229]

Christianity isn't about church and religion and tradition. it's about Jesus Christ and having a relationship with God!! Its an amazing experience so please please try, Jesus really saves :D 💖🫶

[@vashmatrix5769]

Well there's many scientific truths that were in the Bible before people the "scientific community" realized them. But if you don't believe in God then it's telling you the opposite of what you "should" do. Secular humanism says you should be selfish.

[@Belief_Before_Glory]

📌For what it's worth, I use: 'World English Bible with Deuterocanon/Apocrypha' And, 'Young's Literal Translation Bible' Also, I find that interlinear Bibles can be of great utility💜

[@Mr.BeefwithChixken]

The Lord is still in control he has preserved his word in the exact way he wanted you to see them. People worry more about translations than they do the actual word. Our God always preserves a remnant in times of confusion and strife. His word is eternal and preserved in every amd any language.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Agreed

[@phillipgoodson2057]

Things that are different aren’t the same. Each of the 500+ corrupt modern versions are a minimum of 10% different from each other in order to get a copyright. What’s your reward for adding to or taking away from the Word of God? Do you know?

[@shaeschnelle95]

I've been using the KJV Study Bible "find the truth" and just now grabbed the ESV. I read them beside each other to compare. Thank you! ❤

[@tymanis6398]

That’s a great list, brother!

[@AshtasticAcrobat]

Was reading the CSB but have noticed some issues. For example a scripture that is the subject of hot debate especially among atheist who like to discredit God is Dueternonomy 22:28 it reads Deuteronomy 22:28-29 (CSB): If a man encounters a young woman, a virgin who is not engaged, takes hold of her and rapes her, and they are discovered, 29 the man who raped her is to give the young woman’s father fifty silver shekels, and she will become his wife because he violated her. He cannot divorce her as long as he lives. If you read other versions like KJV, ESV, it does not mention rape but only says that if a man lies with a virgin who isn’t engaged he must marry her and that same principle is echoed in Exodus 22. That’s a pretty crucial error 😬

[@Cometcast12]

Without fact-checking I’ll simply take your word for it. The Old Testament definitely has parts that are “off”, because it was before Jesus arrived to correct and straighten out as many misinterpretations as possible (which he did in his short time, as much as he could to all who would listen). I don’t argue with atheists but it seems like a no-brainer to me that Man would get things wrong (or weird, lol) in measure of the times they lived in, as fallible men. It doesn’t disprove the existence of God, which is what is atheists are after, or trying to make this God seem awful, I suppose?) It could be that during the time of KJV (1500’s?) the r word culturally was regarded as grotesque/unspeakable, so they left it out while getting the main point across? Or with translations being as nuanced as they are, those translators felt it was unclear. So left it out. I don’t know what stands out to you as being as strange about the situation between the 2 translations, but to me 1 things stands out: the woman in this scenario has no free will. Not during the crime, not after. Since Jesus arrived, he spoke of free will (in various ways). This was perhaps the beginning of women being thought of as autonomous beings (if she is responsible for herself in soul & spirit, then why not the flesh?). A woman’s will was not considered during the times of Old Testament, but the arrival of Jesus would shift those ideas. All seems fair to me in acknowledging mens fallibility of Old Testament, along with Jesus’s perfection that came after.

[@JosephAlanMeador]

I am perplexed by those rebuking these choices in the comments. These are solid choices! The NKJV is my favorite of the group, it’s incredibly reliable and beautiful. No textual revisions that I know of since it’s completion in 1982!

[@ClaimingChristianity]

lol. I am too my friend. But you’ll find there’s always somebody to complain. 🤷🏻‍♂️😆

[@phillipgoodson2057]

The fake King James Bible removed 13,000 words from Scripture. God said you only need to remove 1 to get your name blotted out of the book of life.

[@ericcagle7746]

Did you know it has a satanic symbol in the very first pages in it?

[@phillipgoodson2057]

The fake King James Bible removed 13,000 words from scripture. It was written by an unbeliever who had an unsaved son that thought the Bible was offensive. That’s why they replaced or removed the word blood and hell in hundreds of places. He replaced the Hebrew Masoretic text in the Old Testament with the nazi kittle text. Not that you care. If you think it’s Okay for anyone to rewrite the Bible you’re not a Christian.

[@thomasmaloney843]

if you having not figured this out in the beginning, you might want to start with the NLT life application student study bible. NIV foundation study bible, CSB everyday study bible.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

I agree...the CSB is a good translation to start out with...and I might update this video

[@BammBamm2273]

Where's the full video of the reasons for the four translations?. I've been reading one of the 4 for years but now I'm considering ESV and want to hear what you have to say..

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Here's a short playlist of Translation talk over the years.kzbin.info/aero/PLUjJld9qhcloZZGzJBm6EhlKOhVp9cSjs&si=A0s1sT_dfM-Hhi3p

[@BammBamm2273]

@@ClaimingChristianity Awesome thank you i'm gonna be watching them tonight and tomorrow at work thank you.

[@ThomasTheChristian18]

ESV ❤❤

[@phillipgoodson2057]

The ESV removed 33,000 words from Scripture.

[@bravebarnabas]

The one of those you'll read AND understand.

[@KhoaNgo-sr4zq]

Some versions are corrupted because it's trying to teach a false gospel or confuse you into believing a false gospel aka works salvation. In other words , some corrupt bibles want you to believe in your own works , efforts to gain salvation.

[@Ryu-j7b]

is king james version safe?

[@ebenezerndanyuzwe9292]

@@Ryu-j7b Very safe, I usually use NKJV and Kjv, but this doesn’t make ESV, NIV even others wrong.

[@Ryu-j7b]

@@ebenezerndanyuzwe9292 ok thank you

[@ksys0226]

CSB?

[@ClaimingChristianity]

I do like the CSB. But it didn’t make the formal equivalent reasoning. I read it from time to time.

[@Openreality]

At least 3 out of 4 isn't bad. Besides the glaring comparing dragons to jekyll found in LSB, the other ones are good. I would get a Pilgrim's Geneva 1560 replica Bible if possible, instead of LSB or even the 120 book LSV Bible.

[@claudiax251]

LSB ❤

[@freespiritpearl89]

NLT is the best for me.

[@tacopilot5290]

bro, I read the NLT and its good until I found out its missing verses I'm going to go with KJV its the most accurate one.

[@jonasaras]

@@tacopilot5290 Though it is true that the modern translations ‘omit’ certain words and verses (or conversely, the KJV adds to the Word of God, depending on how you look at it), the issue is not black-or-white. In fact, the most recent edition of a Greek New Testament which is based on the majority of MSS, rather than the most ancient ones (and thus stands firmly behind the King James tradition), when compared to the standard Greek New Testament used in most modern translations, excises over six hundred and fifty words or phrases! Thus, it is not proper to suggest that only modern translations omit; the Greek text behind the KJV omits, too!

[@SkeliTube]

@@tacopilot5290don’t be deceived, the KJV adds to the word of God, lacking early manuscripts.

[@phillipgoodson2057]

@@SkeliTubeYour statement is blatantly false. The 1611 Authorized King James Bible is the only word for word translation available in English. It is derived from a library containing over 5,000 early Christian Bibles in 3 languages. Some of these date back to the 1st century, to Antioch, and Jerusalem. All 5,000 of these early Christian Bibles agree on 99% of all doctrine. All the corrupt modern versions are based off of the codex vaticanus. A heretical document from under the popes desk. Anyone who is so prideful and wise in their own eyes to attempt to fix the Word of God instantly gets their name blotted out of the book of life. That’s why no Godly man has ever done it.

[@offroad5798]

NASB95? That's my preference

[@ClaimingChristianity]

It's a good translation to be sure! I just tend to the NKJV or ESV.

[@Erich_vonStroheim]

the best version of the bible is the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek

[@ClaimingChristianity]

I heartily agree. Sadly…I don’t read any of those languages. But I’m working on Greek!

[@doffymingo2187]

What about the NASB95?

[@dekaritheprofessor2631]

I have never heard of the Legacy Standard translation before😮

[@phillipgoodson2057]

That’s because a man just wrote it. According to its author no one has ever held the word of God before a few years ago! The ESV removed 33,000 words from the Bible. Do you know what your reward is for removing 1 word from the Bible is?

[@goodbye1056]

is HCSB any good??

[@ClaimingChristianity]

I like the CSB...(or HCSB) basically the same. It's very readable and almost a word for word. They call it an optimal translation with falls kinda between Dynamic and Formal. But IMO...is closer to the Formal side. I've read through it a few times and enjoyed it.

[@thomasmaloney843]

yes.

[@Shirazie98]

I heard stay away from the NIV because some versus been taken out.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

I'm not sure what verses have been completely taken out. But the NIV is the most widely printed and distributed Bible in history. Now that doesn't make it always RIGHT...but IMO it's a solid translation. Keeping in mind it's a dynamic equivalent and I don't particular like dynamic equivalents. I stick with the NKJV and ESV

[@vashmatrix5769]

We who have studied the differences call the NIV the Non-Inspired Version. It's one of the worst. That's what I had before going down the path of finding the true KJB. NIV is the main one people try to use to support abortion since it's the only one which says if a woman was to fail the test of the unfaithful wife she'd "miscarry". I also used NKJV until I saw things wrong there. My mom's main one used to be ESV before I showed her how the KJV is the true Bible.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

I’d highly encourage you to read this book @vashmatrix5769. I’m not gonna censor you at the moment…but the folks who frequent this particular channel don’t share your view. And this isn’t really the place for it as in reality…you’re just incorrect. That being said…I encourage you to continue …always…to read and study and pray for guidance by the Holy Spirit. Division in the body…is pretty clearly spoken about in Scripture. amzn.to/44ex1Nf

[@vashmatrix5769]

@@ClaimingChristianity I see others share the KJV only view. Either way, majority opinion doesn't make right. This seems like exactly the place to talk about it because Bible translations is what you made the video about. I believe you're incorrect & I'm willing to show why, but like I said before, most simply don't want to listen. You proved that point at least. Btw, it was God who led me to the KJV because I was seeking his true word with all my heart.

[@phillipgoodson2057]

@@vashmatrix5769If you want to see a group of college professors at a Bible college or false teacher school turn into a brood of hissing vampires pull out your 1611 Authorized King James Bible! They don’t care which corrupt version you use. They just want the right to be the deciders of what the word of God is and isn’t. The only other alternative is they themselves would be subject to the Word of God. That definitely doesn’t work for them! lol! Have a blessed day brother!

[@PrincessQwery]

I read The AMPC ☺️🩷❤️

[@oscarmeeks9752]

Those 4 plus the nasb 77 or 95

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Yeah. Had it not been for the 2020 the NASB would be on the list

[@only1gumpy941]

How about what shirt you shouldn’t be wearing? Let’s start with Star Wars.

[@RafaelMirandaEsquivel]

And the Oxford version?

[@Sirach144]

I use the 1901/1929 ASV

[@ragulravi991]

I use kjv.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Solid Translation...but can be tuff to read through

[@phillipgoodson2057]

@@ClaimingChristianityIt’s written on a 5th grade reading level. When God gave Moses the first five books he wrote it for the common man with no education. These people were slaves. It is monosyllabic or mainly one word syllables. Easy to read not hard. Easy to memorize. Have you considered the penalty for trying to fix the Word of God? The only people who have ever attempted that are unbelievers. God said He would preserve His Word for every generation. God is in charge of preserving the Bible NOT college professors making money off the sheep.

[@MichaelAChristian1]

The King James Bible is Perfect! The "newer versions" are caught changing verses and omitting verses to deceive. They remove name of wicked one in Isaiah 14. They change Saved to "being saved" when talking about the Cross and the Power of God. If the Power of God can't save you then nothing can save you then so they are mocking Cross. SAVED is correct.

[@NoMan-pp1jq]

That’s because the new manuscripts were found so it had to be changed. Newer translations are actually more accurate. It’s not the other translations that are adding verses, rather it’s the KJV

[@MichaelAChristian1]

​@@NoMan-pp1jqThis is just false witness. First anything LOST would not be scripture at all. God preserves his words. Finding something in 1800s that Lost and never used is not scripture. Second the "new discoveries" admittedly contradict each other in THOUSANDS of places in gospels alone according to even Wikipedia. Third its just a LIE these are "older". Thats a false witness. "The Latin Vulgate Gospel of John, produced by Jerome in 383, was based on the Greek manuscripts which Jerome considered ancient exemplars at that time and which contained the passage. Jerome, writing around 417, reports that the Pericope Adulterae was found in its usual place in "many Greek and Latin manuscripts" in Rome and the Latin West. This is confirmed by some Latin Fathers of the 300s and 400s, including Ambrose of Milan, and Augustine of Hippo. The latter claimed that the passage may have been improperly excluded from some manuscripts in order to avoid the impression that Christ had sanctioned adultery: Certain persons of little faith, or rather enemies of the true faith, fearing, I suppose, lest their wives should be given impunity in sinning, removed from their manuscripts the Lord's act of forgiveness toward the adulteress, as if he who had said, Sin no more, had granted permission to sin.[b] "- wiki. So they were trying to CORRUPT scripture for thousands of years and trying make same changes NOW.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

I disagree….but it’s ok to disagree.

[@MichaelAChristian1]

@@ClaimingChristianity Read Numbers 5. Then tell me why.

[@financeyourfreedom_info]

NASB?

[@ClaimingChristianity]

It’s a good translation. I’m just not a huge fan…that’s all.

[@julianmontoya428]

Claiming Christianity? Have you read the Jewish Bible? The new testament claims to fulfill the Jewish scrolls, how can you claim to know the truth if you dont study from the torah and tanakh? ...what is the history of when the bibles you choose were written? How much did the catholic church influence the king james version?

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Not in Hebrew no…but then I haven’t read the NT in Greek either unfortunately. If you study the whole canon…the process…and the translating…you can start to see through History how the Lord had carried it through. It’s His book.

[@vashmatrix5769]

Actually the true King James Bible wasn't something the Catholic Church supported. They didn't want the commoners to have it. Least that's what I've heard, so grain of salt & research encouraged.

[@AshtasticAcrobat]

KJV was a direct interpretation in English from the original Hebrew manuscripts and an effort to break away from Catholics. Many folks at the time were illiterate and relied on the Catholic Church to read/interpret the bible which allowed for an over reach of control I am sure. Today Catholics have their own bible which is NOT the KJV

[@TheCrusaderPub]

@@AshtasticAcrobat this is completely false. The KJV was an intentionally political translation that had nothing to do with Catholics and everything to do with suppressing anti-monarchists. Also, the Catholic Church is the Church Jesus founded and the Church that gave us the Bible.

[@windsbeatz]

Currently using HCSB/NLT/NIV, or sometimes AMP. But I prefer KJV and NKJV more than these.

[@michaelb2076]

NKJV all day! I also read KJV and CJV

[@paulajohnson6409]

What's wrong with the 2020 NASB? I like the NKJV. Love Humble Lamb bibles and they came out with the 2020 NASB is why I'm asking.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Just not my fav. The 2020 NASB went a little “inclusive” with their language and a lot of folks don’t really prefer that. I’m one of them. But it’s just a preference. The NIV kinda did this a handful of years ago and I just don’t think it’s all that necessary. That’s all. I’d take the LSB over the NASB these days.

[@Baptist289]

ESV is my best translation

[@miguel.99ovr]

what about NIV?

[@ClaimingChristianity]

I’m OK with the NIV. But it’s not my favorite. They’ve had a shaky history after a 1984 and when they tried to switch up all the kind of gender neutral language and I didn’t really like all that much. But in reality it is the number one selling book/translation of all time. And it remains that way because NIV translation is the most widely circulated Bible in history. And the Bible is the best selling book in history. So it’s used by a whole lot of people… I just don’t prefer dynamic equivalent texts. That’s my own preference they can be useful. If I want to read something, that’s not strictly formal Equivalent, I usually stick to the CSB. All that being said if the NIV is what your church uses and what you read. I don’t have a problem with that it’s just not my preferred translation.

[@phillipgoodson2057]

The NIV removed 64,000 words from the Bible.

[@SoldierOfChristArmy777]

what about the Tyndale New Living Translation bible ?

[@ClaimingChristianity]

I've reviewed quite a few of them and I've read it. But I'm not a huge fan. It has its place for sure...as every job has a tool...but I prefer (and recommend) more Formal Equivalents for the most part. I like the CSB for something that's a little "easier to read".

[@phillipgoodson2057]

William Tyndale is a saint. I love his story. Dying for the word of God! It’s a shame children of the Devil now use his good name to produce corrupt modern versions. Removing thousands of words from Scripture! I have the Tyndale New Testament. It’s super hard to read. The 1611 Authorized King James Bible used a lot of Tyndales work. That’s what I read. The only word for word translation available in English. The 1611 Authorized King James Bible. Perfectly preserved. Untouched by modern heretics. The only Bible with no copyright. No one makes money off it. That sure sounds like something God would protect!

[@jackwagon4313]

What's the difference between kjv and nkjv ... i have everything, but a nkjv

[@ClaimingChristianity]

In a nutshell…the “language”. KJV is OLD English so can be a little difficult to read. Especially at length. The NKJV is “same text”…just in “modern” English.

[@phillipgoodson2057]

@@ClaimingChristianityYour statement is factually incorrect. The fake king James was written by a rich guy whose son hated the Bible. He also made millions of dollars from it. The cash is still rolling in! He removed 13,000 words from Scripture. Removed the words hell and blood thousand of times in hopes it would appeal to his lost son. It also replaced thousands of one syllable words with big college professors words taking it from a 5th grade reading level to 12th. He also threw out the Hebrew Masoretic Text and replaced it with the German Kittle Old Testament. Thousands of changes there too. What does God promise to do to anyone who removes ONE word from Scripture?

[@camarillogiftwrap7450]

All translations have been perverted and changed. The old kjv shows in Gen 1 in the beginning God created the heaven and the earth ( one heaven). All other translations say heavens ( with an S).

[@MechaFenris]

I use the lsb and the esv.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Nice!

[@ExJwMJ]

Lol. I disagreed with all of them. I was looking forward to you saying the NASB and NIV. Idk why I watch these videos anymore… But good for you bro. Read them all, if that’s what you feel comfortable with, I ain’t judging. But I rather go with a literal translation like the NASB. And as for thought for thought I would go with the NIV. KJV has been proven to add and take away. Literally what Revelation 22:18-19 says….

[@wandered_rogue22]

I read ESV which is a really good balance and the best read in my opinion

[@Imsaved777]

KJV, NKJV, KJV, NKJV

[@phillipgoodson2057]

The fake king James removed 13,000 words from Scripture. When it first came out real Christians wouldn’t buy it so they paid Jerry Falwell to go schlepping it around the country to promote it.

[@yessirskii1776]

alright i’m gonna trust you just because you have that star wars shirt on bro

[@ClaimingChristianity]

LOL...bad news...that shirts kinda been retired.

[@MrManiak]

KJV is missing 7 books

[@Imsaved777]

Yeah right 🤣🤣🤣

[@purplebutterfly412]

I personally do not read the KJV, I mainly read from NIV. However, I am curious to know, which seven books are missing?

[@JorgeElMensajero]

@@purplebutterfly412he’s talking about the apocrypha books. The catholic books which are not part of the canon.

[@phillipgoodson2057]

It’s actually not missing from the 1611. It’s still in print. You can order it.

[@booknerd3850]

NKJV and ESV

[@phillipgoodson2057]

The ESV removed 33,000 words from Scripture. The fake king James removed 13,000 words from scripture. There is only one word for word translation available in English. The 1611 Authorized King James Bible. Perfectly preserved. Untouched by modern heretics. It reads on a 5th grade level. Easy to memorize. It’s the only book in the world with no copyright. No one makes money off it.

[@TomPlantagenet]

I like the 1977 Nasb

[@ClaimingChristianity]

I do too. The reason I ended up going LSB instead of NASB was cause of the 2020 text.

[@TomPlantagenet]

@@ClaimingChristianity what I’m curious about is the date the 1995 was published. I was saved in 1995 and received my first Nasb in 1996. At that point I didn’t even know about an update until 97 or so as all current copies were still 1977. So far, I can’t find that information. Oh well

[@RAHHHWRRR]

@@TomPlantagenet Do they still print the 1977? Had a hard time finding it last time I looked. Only found used on ebay

[@TomPlantagenet]

@@RAHHHWRRR AMG publisherd still print a Key-Word study Bible as well as a Handy-Sized Giant print which is really good!

[@RAHHHWRRR]

@@TomPlantagenet Thanks Tom, will look into it!

[@CDaniel1996]

1. KJV 2. KJV 3. KJV 4. KJV

[@Sirach144]

Nope. It’s riddled with translations errors.

[@muldrewdennis2837]

Read The Fountainhead.

[@ammsgod1764]

LSB instead of NASB. Interesting choice but I can why it was made

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Yeah I agree with you here. But we don’t need is tons and tons of new Translations. However, I don’t love the 2020 NASB… So I’ll take the LSB over the 2020 personally.

[@ammsgod1764]

@@ClaimingChristianity Yeah I know some people did not like it. WItch is why LSB is based on the 1995 NASB. I need to dive deeper into 1995 vs 2020 NASB.

[@davidormeo3128]

Kjv in 1611 got created

[@gzus5943]

Think I’ll watch Star Wars

[@vickiecooper7133]

The mormans came over my house today and had bible study

[@ClaimingChristianity]

How'd that go? Did you share the gospel with um?

[@vickiecooper7133]

@@ClaimingChristianity yes I did and every thing like that we had bible study and every thing like that out the book of morman and made fell good and every thing like that it talked a but baptism and my baptism is December 17

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Into the Mormon church? This is not good my friend

[@vickiecooper7133]

@@ClaimingChristianity mormans are my friends and every thing like that

[@flashpointgaming]

MEV

[@louiville7]

KJB is the only one

[@damiensepulveda4716]

it has added verses💀💀💀

[@louiville7]

@@damiensepulveda4716 please explain what verses were added lol

[@ClaimingChristianity]

I’m curious where you’re going with this too.

[@Matrix13777]

they weren't added. He's probably talking about ones they've removed so from their perspective they think kjv added.

[@johnflorio3576]

Just learn Koine Greek and read the Bible untranslated.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Yeah...that would be the goal. That would also take hours and hours and years and years

[@clutchupkid7972]

​@@ClaimingChristianityjust started and truthfully it hasn't been terrible to start learning. Obviously our alphabet shares many similarities to the Greek alphabet and so does our sentence structure. I'd encourage you to give it a go!

[@GokuDeas]

New Matthew bible doesn’t have many of the errors the modern translations all have.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

What would those 'errors' be?

[@GokuDeas]

@@ClaimingChristianity Some extremely serious ones. For example - Romans 14:14 - if you read the original Greek Paul said “common.” All modern translations changed it to “unclean.” Which is a verse used to say food laws are done away with, and that Lord Jesus was a liar when he said “it’s easier for heaven and earth to pass away then one small change in the law.” Another serious change is found in Matthew 5:28. All modern translations changed the Greek word from “wife” to “woman.” God’s law defines adultery as a married woman breaking wedlock. It’s impossible for adultery to be committed if the woman isn’t engaged or married to another man. The new Matthew bible (predates the KJV) - doesn’t have those two MAJOR errors that 99% of modern translations have. A man can not commit adultery if he desires or lusts for a woman that doesn’t have a husband nor is engaged. Actually - he’s commanded by God to marry her if he takes her virginity (no restriction if he’s already married). But if that same man sleeps with a married woman or engaged woman (that isn’t his) - he’s to be put to death for committing adultery. I can provide those laws from exodus if you want. Lord Jesus is saying in Matthew 5:28 - don’t covet/desire anything belonging to your neighbor. If you read exodus - 10th commandment - a man’s wife is part of his possessions - therefore - forbidden from another man desiring to take/steal (even in the heart).

[@Haloitzchris]

/ was reading the lamsa translation and I may be wrong but the original text was the Old Testament written in old Hebrew and the New Testament in Greek ... he supposedly compounded both but this may also be false (money grab)l just wonder if I want to read the Bible accurately, what translation to grab for the Old Testament from old Hebrew to English, as well as a translation from the original Greek to English of the New Testament?

[@jaymioff2470]

King James Only!

[@vashmatrix5769]

100%

[@Baptist289]

No way

[@jaymioff2470]

@@Baptist289 Zero Christians in the bible. No one. The bible is not written for a made up religion.

[@SkellyWaggs]

Nasb

[@ClaimingChristianity]

What text edition??? If that matters for you.

[@Justflyaway7]

Use the translation where God holy Spirit Specks to you 😊👌

[@vickiecooper7133]

The mormans came over my house today

[@velkyn1]

it's great that this cult has to have so many versions of their nonsense. It shows that their god is at best incompetent and at worst imaginary, if it can't just have one that everyone gets.

[@julianmontoya428]

The hebrew to english version of the tanakh! Thats what all should read, and study with rabbi tovia singer on you tube! ...

[@cocomomo8837]

Jesus is the only way Amen

[@vashmatrix5769]

Took me a long time to realize the true one is King James

[@ClaimingChristianity]

The true one?

[@vashmatrix5769]

@@ClaimingChristianity Yup. They can't all say different things & all be the Bible. God said he would preserve his word & that's where he did. I'm guessing you've never gone through this issue? I can point you to vids that help show why but most don't want to listen.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Oh…I’ve studied it quite extensively. And respectfully disagree.

[@vashmatrix5769]

@@ClaimingChristianity Disagree on what?

[@ClaimingChristianity]

That the only true version of the Bible is the KJV. That’s simply not true.

[@annfurlong7921]

WHY NOT ASK GOD?

[@CSUnger]

Really getting tired of self appointed internet “teachers” .

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Why stay on the internet then?

[@freespiritpearl89]

God said all translations is his word.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Well....there are quite a few translations out there that are straight up heresy. Such as the NWT and the QJV. So i'd have to disagree. We have to be careful with the Word of God.

[@daMillenialTrucker]

​@@ClaimingChristianity and passion

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Yes….stay away from the passion translation, (which really isn’t a translation)

[@vashmatrix5769]

Little problem when you have them contradicting each other.

[@purplebutterfly412]

These ones? That is not proper English. It is either “this one” or “these”.

[@mikaylakathlina8068]

We should read the bible that is the oldest available and most accurate text - KJV.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

If that’s the case then I’d suggest the Hebrew and Greek texts. Those are where you really want to be.

[@vashmatrix5769]

While it's not the oldest you're right to use the KJV. God said he would preserve his word & that's where he did.

[@clutchupkid7972]

That would be the Codex Sinaticus and other scripts. Not the KJV

[@jodycarpenter6011]

As a serious Bible student I have researched many Translations and do not agree with any of your 4 suggestions. On top of that I recommend you stay away from paraphrases. The old King James has many translational errors and is difficult for the modern student to read. For the most precise Greek and Hebrew to English translation I recommend the NASV or New American Standard Version. The easiest to read that corrects errors in KJV I recommend NIV New International Version. Of the 4 you recommended the NKJ or New King James would be preferable.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Thanks for the comment! Did you watch the whole video? I talk about a lot of what you address here.

[@jodycarpenter6011]

@@ClaimingChristianity only saw the short. Can you post a link here of video.?

[@ClaimingChristianity]

We may still disagree. Which is ok. But I give some reasons and address some of the items you bring up. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6DXaqyXjr2epKc

[@jodycarpenter6011]

@@ClaimingChristianity thank you. I am always open to discussion. I don t know Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic so I don't translate myself, and never have read oldest written Word we have, so have to rely on other scholars and their views and the discernment given to me by God, the Holy Spirit. When I study the Word I usually use at least 3 different translatio s

[@jodycarpenter6011]

@@ClaimingChristianity ok, watched your long version. Good points. I was not aware of what the NASV was doing going gender neutral! I am shocked they would take that route! I use Dr Charles Stanley's 1995 NASV study Bible mostly, along side NIV to prepare my lessons. The Net Bible sounds like a good tool also and will look into it. Thank you. I get your point with the NIV, but if your struggling with a passage in other translation it might clear up a difficult concept. Note, I say might.

[@user-gd1rx3pu2o]

Donot wainking more stop living in illusion

[@TheTemplar1191]

The new hope translation

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Not familiar with that one. I’ll have to look into it.

[@TheTemplar1191]

@@ClaimingChristianity your shirt

[@ClaimingChristianity]

@TheTemplar1191 believe it or not…that was my first thought ha! …but then said…no….can’t be. Lol

[@JesusfoundedCatholicChurch]

Douay-Rheims NABRE RSVCE If you know the history of the Bible, you wouldn't even touch a KJV Bible

[@DavidLambert1969]

No

[@jonasaras]

The LSB = MASB (MacArthur American Standard Bible). It doesn’t bring anything new to the table and it undermines confidence in the many excellent English translations that already exist. The LSB isn’t more “accurate” than the ESV, NKJV, NASB, etc. There are a finite number of ways to translate something literally.

[@markyearty6717]

You left out the BSB and NLT. LSB? No thanks!

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Yeah…I don’t particularly like the NLT all that much which is why I stopped reviewing them. But BSB is legit

[@Islam-ci5np]

You guys are so misguided..

[@I-Doubt-It]

Horrible list! I guess you don't want people to understand and implement the Bible. Ugh.

[@markrobby7136]

No other Bible you should be reading other than kjv, period!

[@Cesar82nd]

All total crap. Incomplete.

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Shall we ascertain by the way you worded this that you’re not a Christian…

[@SoldierOfChristArmy777]

what about the Tyndale New Living Translation bible ?

[@ClaimingChristianity]

Good question. I have a video that I talk about it kind of. It has a place for sure…but it’s so close to a paraphrase that I don’t love it. Just my opinion.

[@SoldierOfChristArmy777]

@@ClaimingChristianity thanks brother in Christ I appreciate taking your time answering my question I was thinking the same ! I have a another bible but it's NKJV I'm gonna stick with that one till I get a kjv bible for now have a good day God blessed 🙏✝️

[@ronedward3660]

​@ClaimingChristianity I don't think the NLT is anywhere near being a paraphrase. It's more like a dynamic equivalent. The Living Bible was a paraphrase.

[@miguel.99ovr]

what about NIV?

[@ClaimingChristianity]

It’s a fine dynamic equivalent. But I’m more into formal equivalents.

[@vashmatrix5769]

I call it the Non-Inspired Version. Abandon these wolves & find a good true King James Bible teaching church. Some of what NIV is missing: Matthew 17:21, Matthew 18:11, Matthew 23:14, Mark 7:16, Mark 9:44 and 9: 46, Mark 11:26, Mark 15:28, Luke 17:36.