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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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The Orthodox Study Bible. It includes the entire greek septuagenarian text, every gospel of the new testament, except Judas, the epistles, and detailed footnotes explaining the meaning of every symbol, metaphor, and moral in the scriptures. It will take at least six months to get through however, but it's the most complete scripture there is.