[cva66snipe]

I use The Living Bible on CD mostly. It's the one I can read the easiest and these days for me that means a lot. Then I have NCV translation a very dear friend a Seventh Day Adventist gave me and NKJV translation. So if I read a Bible translated in Spanish would it be the KJV or the Spanish KJV? There will always be some discrepancies in all translations.

Has anyone ever stopped to think that these newer translations which most do keep the actual Gospel intact is to fulfill prophecy that the Gospel must be preached to all nations before Christ Second Coming? That travel and knowledge must increase?

Next point is as older scripts are found {Dead Sea Scrolls} or any written text during the era of 2000 years ago is located it sheds more light on translation.

But here perhaps is the clincher. You can read the Bible and learn it's words but The Holy Spirit allows you to learn or teaches the truths held in those words and their true meaning.

[Iscool]

Has anyone ever stopped to think that these newer translations which most do keep the actual Gospel intact is to fulfill prophecy that the Gospel must be preached to all nations before Christ Second Coming? That travel and knowledge must increase?

Knowledge certainly has increased in the last century...And I do believe the Gospel has been preached worldwide...