The Holy Bible is perfect just how it is.

The most important thing about the Bible is that it is God's word, meaning that God has declared it to be His word. Now, if God had wanted to, He could have created one copy of the entire Bible and maintained that original copy for all the generations to see and use. That apparently was not His plan, Instead, he used men, inspired by the Holy Spirit to write down His word. It is a real testimony to its uniqueness that 40 authors over 2000 years were used to create the Bible, and yet it all ties together beautifully. So the Bible can be trusted by all to be God's word. Those Bible translations that are prepared to be consistent with the original manuscripts can be trusted as God's word. Those versions that are paraphrases of the Bible are helpful, but not as trustworthy to carry the original meaning. Regarding those differences between translations: The great majority of Biblical truth is the same in the different versions and is clearly understood. I am talking over 90% here and it is quite adequate for anyone wanting to live according to God's word. But we need not fear Hebrew and Greek scholars that come in and carefully scrutinize the difficult passages, or work to find the best translation for a given verse. There will be differences and this need not be alarming. For instance, the Greek language will sometimes have more words with slight variation in meaning than the English being translated to. There is also sometimes variation in the interpretation of a verse based on how it fits with other passages of the Bible. The great equalizer in all of this is the Holy Spirit. We can trust that if we are seeking God with a sincere heart, the Holy Spirit will be faithful to correctly teach us His truth.

If you are looking for a version of the Bible that is very close to the original, I suggest you go for the King James Version. Although the English being used there is really hard to understand, old English, but it is the closest to the original manuscripts. I think, it is the first among the Bible translations.

The Bible we now use is not perfect; only God is perfect. Versions we now use have so many errors; error as in the sense of not getting the meaning quite correctly all the time. Even KJV has errors and so has others. There is no version that has all the chapters translated accurately compared to the originally written meaning. That's why we use different version to get close to the original meaning as far as possible.

A holy bible is always consider perfect and it has to be perfect since it carry the words from God. It has to cover every aspect and should not have any defect unless it is wrongly translate by human.

God is perfect so is His words. The bible is God's words so it's perfect. It is the foundation of every Christian faith. Faiths are guided by the bible and many of our beliefs are based on it. I believe in the bible as I believe in God's words.

God is perfect so is His words. The bible is God's words so it's perfect. It is the foundation of every Christian faith. Faiths are guided by the bible and many of our beliefs are based on it. I believe in the bible as I believe in God's words.