English version is based on the KJV, but eliminates
the archaic language such as “thou, thee, spakest, ye, etc.”
| Offers Strong’s definitions of selected words at the end of many chapters. |
| Restores the Father’s Name to “Yahweh.” Uses “Eylohim” instead of “God” |
| Uses “Yahshua” for the Messiah’s name (I prefer “Yahushua,” but this is close) |
| Uses “Mashiyah” for “Messiah” (In my opinion, Mashiach is actually more accurate due to the Hebrew letter “Chet” at the end of the word rather than a “heh”) |
| Restores other personal names of individuals to a more correct pronunciation (Jacob to Yaakob, Jeremiah to Yirmeyah, etc), and provides the meanings of their names as well as the common form of their names at the end of the chapter. |
| Genesis to Revelation, in the more familiar traditional order |
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