I want to read the Bible, cover to cover, but I don’t want some pozzed, modern translation of it.
What’s the best/most based translation of the Bible?
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75 books are missing from the bible....taken out as not fitting the agenda they want to promote...make sure you read the books of Enoch..the gospel of Peter st Thomas and Mary Magdalene....you will see why they were bremoved.
The people who compiled the bible did not intend for its to be a Koran ie include everything. It was viewed as an evocative icon; one of many. Not being included in the bible =/= not valid, taboo, worth reading or iconic too.
This attitude changed in the West when, for many reasons, the Roman Church transformed Christianity from the Way of Life ie a deeply personal relationship with God that did not require an intermediary priest into a religion.
As members of the original Church observe, Christ didn't come to create another religion; He came to end the need for religions.
Orthodox Catholic Christians still joke, Roman Catholics became the first Protestants.when they formally severed ties with the original Catholic Church 1400 years after Pentacost.
There is the Douay-Rheims Bible (not the 1917 translation) and the Original Vulgate translated by St Jerome into Latin c AD 395.
Th Jews who wrote the Bible came from tribe of Jacob and it was written not about the supreme creator of all worlds but the invading aliens who wanted to be worshipped as gods....the supreme creator is never mentioned
I would love to. Where do you find them?
They Re free online....
Thanks and bless you for that. I will have to check in on it and read the missing word of God. Have a blessed day.