best translation of bible??

I've always liked the New International Version, although people on here will tell you to read The King James Version (for both posterity and literary value), but if you want to read something that's like a novel and which takes a good approach to being both relevant and in-context of the past events in which it takes, you would like The Message.

Douay-Rheims.

You can translate it yourself, OP. What you have to do is get a match, find yourself a copy of the bible, any copy will do. Then light it on fire and let it burn completely.

>>8464252
Unnecessary heresy is not welcome on this board.

>>8464224
Norton critical KJV is amazing.

>>8464252
Absolute madman.

>>8464252
Heh. Nice post, kid. Welcome to 4chan. I think you'll fit right in. ;)

>>8464252
if you accept jesus christ as your lord and savior you can still make it into heaven.

I believe in u buddy,

bless.

>the word of God needs to be translated in too hundreds of different languages to be understood

Explain this christfags

>>8464269
read "there is no natural religion" and "all religions are one" by william blake you dumb secularist

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The Queen Poppy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYjyX0bDUOc

were the bible original authors really geniuses or are the hundreds of studies and interpretations about, let's say, the tree of life and of knowledge, just a consequence of the bible's incredible popularity? in other words, is the hype justified or could we get the same depth out of harry potter if we studied it for centuries?

>>8464272
>i need to read someones opinion on a religion to understand that religion outside the word of God

Explain this Christfags