I have read the original 1611 King James Version Preface and there is a section in it down towards the bottom where the translators are referencing Saint Augustine "Therefore as St. Augustine saith, that variety of translations is profitable for the finding out of the sense of the Scriptures."
I am writing about the Parallel Bible option on this website www.kingjamesbibleonline.org/john-3-parallel-kjv-nasb/
I am wanting to know if you consider the certain Bibles you have as choices on your parallel Bible option comparing them to the King James Version to be good translations? I am not against that option of comparing Bibles but I'm just curious why those Bibles are listed as a choice on your website. I know some of those Bible choices are in the public domain.
I am writing about the Parallel Bible option on this website www.kingjamesbibleonline.org/john-3-parallel-kjv-nasb/
I am wanting to know if you consider the certain Bibles you have as choices on your parallel Bible option comparing them to the King James Version to be good translations? I am not against that option of comparing Bibles but I'm just curious why those Bibles are listed as a choice on your website. I know some of those Bible choices are in the public domain.
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