Why I Use The King James Bible - Better Translators
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The Authorized (King James) Version translators were of a higher caliber than we see in Bible translators of our time. William Tyndale provided the excellent groundwork about 75 years before King James authorized a better translation. There were over 60 men doing the translation work. A few are mentioned here. All of them were highly capable in language work. Some of the men in this podcast knew several languages. Among these languages other than English were: Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, Arabic and Latin. There were companies in Westminster, Oxford and Cambridge. A closer look is taken at Lancelot Andrews, William Bedwell, Miles Smith, Henry Smith and John Bois. Comments are made comparing a few of the NKJV and NASB translators. Bible verses referenced are 1 Corinthians 10:31 and John 17:17.