Look I don't really feel like talking about Ezekiel 31 to you right now. I only wanted to present the main differences so people could decide for themselves and understand the fact that they don't all say the same thing. Can I do that? I'm not even trying to shill a subjective viewpoint on anything, that's why I have kept my comment brief.
So Zig Forums, which is the best Bible translation (serious question)
Ian Perez
Charles Cooper
>which one do you think is correct in these instances?
Isaac Butler
Alright, I guess logically they could both be wrong.
Camden Thomas
NASB
That's hilarious, the message HAS to be a joke.
Anyways, it's a paraphrase and not a translation.
Leo Allen
You… I'll get you later
Julian Roberts
Speaking of paraphrased Bibles, I do like the New Living Translation. It's not my study Bible, but it is easier to read to me. I've used it to get new Christians into the habit of reading the word. Their biggest complaint is that the language of the Bible is so difficult to read for them, especially when no one reads anything anymore. Many might disagree, but everyone I've introduced to the NLV has moved on to big boy Bibles eventually.
Matthew Diaz
there is endless debate about which is the best bible translation from a non-denominational perspective, I would just say KJV since its such a classic.
Gavin Cox
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Caleb Wilson
What are you talking about? There's only one Bible translation… the KJV of course!
Wyatt Anderson
i have the NASB and i see 0 reason why you shouldnt either