/lit/ - Literature

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Thomas Nelson is usually a good publisher with good build quality, it's kind of weird the changes in that review. I have their KJV Study Bible and it's pretty good. Maybe the Amazon description failed to mention it's the KJ21 and not KJV 1769?
>KJV was what seemed to be the most reliable but I'm not sure.
As I mentioned earlier KJV is beautiful but more inaccurate than many others for specific words, and was politically influenced. Don't let KJV-onlyists fool you.
>What does the NKJV change? Is it for the better or the worse?
https://biblereasons.com/kjv-vs-nkjv-bible/

You'll probably read many versions throughout your lifetime. For now just stick to one that looks good. I like NKJV and NASB but RSV seems good too. Jsut stick to a word-for-word instead of thought-for-thought or paraphrase translation. Just stick to one and read it, much more important than eternally pondering on which one to choose.