The Holy Bible is the word of God. God’s nature and will is clearly stated in His word. His plan is to make heaven on earth. His Son, Jesus Christ will rule heaven and earth. When heaven is placed here on earth, Jesus will judge everyone. We who believe in the Son of God and do God’s will, shall be rewarded and allowed to live forever in God’s kingdom here on earth. Those who do not believe in the Son of God who is Jesus Christ, and those who don’t do the will of God shall be destroyed and removed from God’s presence forever. Read the word of God for yourself and find out what is required of us all. The oldest form of the English written version of the Holy Bible is the King James version.
Please note, that the King James Version (KJV) of the Holy Bible have had a few things omitted and possibly changed during the translation from Aramaic to English text. This doesn’t mean we should not read the King James Version of the Holy Bible. God has already dealt with those who have altered his word. Click Here for more information.
The New Living Translation (NLT) is a modern Bible translation of the original Hebrew and Greek texts of the Old and New Testaments, which 90 scholars worked on to translate them into natural, everyday English. It would be best to read the New Living Translations (NLT) of the Holy Bible for a more modern interpretation of the Holy Bible. We speak in the year 2019 modernly and don’t use Thy and Thou to say You and Your. All Churches should teach with the modern interpretation of the Holy Bible so that everyone can understand the true message and word of Almighty God in Heaven. I have included links below which will allow you to select different versions of the Holy Bible. I’ve added timelines below. Thank you for taking the time to read the word of God. You will be blessed for searching for God’s Truth.
HOLY BIBLES
Blue Letter Bible (Use QUICKNAV to see all the books of the bible).
For mobile devices, download the YouVersion Bible app.
HOLY BIBLE TIMELINES
Use these Holy Bible timelines as a reference when studying the word of God.
