If you’re Christian, you may have been raised with the King James version of the Holy Bible as your family’s choice. However, there are plenty of other translations available, mostly differing in the style of the prose. Some argue that one version is better than another, one adhering more closely to the original meaning. If you want to make that decision for yourself, you can download every version that’s available. Almost all are free.
The NIV (New International Version) is a Bible that integrates the study notes into the Bible, page by page. The NKJV (New King James Version) is written in a more modern style, which some people prefer for readability. There are a number of other versions as well, including those ‘red letter’ versions which have all of the text attributed to Jesus printed in red letters for easy reference.

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