I've heard the KJV is a bad translation and many others. Which version of the Bible do you read and what is your reason for that version?
I was raised catholic and lost my faith the older I got, but I've always been spiritual and I know there is a God. (Just look around and you can see Lucifer in pretty much everything)
Lately I've been seeing how our world has progressed into what the book of revelations tells us, and now I'm really starting to gain my faith back.
Any help on this is greatly appreciated.
God bless you all! Wwg1wga
Lexham English Bible (word for word translation) and International Standard Version (thought for thought translation). Both versions more accurately translate the supernatural references that were lost or edited out as Christianity lost the worldview of the ancient near East cultures and Jewish thought concerning God, the rebellious angels, the Nephilim, and the true identities of the pagan gods of the surrounding nations.
Any Old Testament translated from the Septuagint and not the Masoretic texts is good. The Masoretic text dememphasized much of the supernatural worldview, especially as it relates to scriptures foretelling Jesus as the Messiah.
A good primer for understanding this is Dr. Michael S. Heiser’s book The Unseen Realm.
I just ordered one. Thank you.