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I heard there is also a "modernized layman / english version of the bible". Do you if this is true and it's good to also have? You might say, it's not the original translation therefor it's 'fake / untrue'. Ya but if I can't understand the Robin Hoodish, Robin Hoodish, Robin Hoodish version of english in the bible then I ain't getting the 'right translation' there either.

Thanks!

I heard there is also a "modernized layman / english version of the bible". Do you if this is true and it's good to also have? You might say, it's not the original translation therefor it's 'fake / untrue'. Ya but if I can't understand the Robin Hoodish, Robin Hoodish, Robin Hoodish version of english in the bible then I ain't getting the 'right translation' there either. Thanks!

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... you're on a slippery slope. it's pretty simple. the Bible is the word of god, guided by his hand. you don't need a mediator for that. you don't need a pope for that. if the Bible says something is wrong, then it's wrong. see How simple that is? having an argument over what God intended? well, what does it literally say in the bible? simple as.

anything more, or anything less is an abomination of his will and his word. see how simple that is?

in any case, I hope you have a great day.

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...you're on a slippery slope. it's pretty simple. the Bible is the word of god, guided by his hand.

And yet again, for a third time I ask you, which one? Leaving out the fact that the Catholic bible has three books that the Protestant one lacks. Are you going to endorse and reference a "Bible" that knowingly and willfully leaves out some of the, "word of god, guided by his hand."

Which one? You can't say, can you?