Good question Jerry.  Sometimes when I hear the KJV read I thinik it is 
a different language.  There are many good newer translations that are 
more readable than the KJV (some based even on the same manuscript 
tradition of the KJV).  I personally find the KVJ difficult to read and 
understand - I have enough trouble reading and understanding common 21st 
Century english let alone the Ye Olde English of yesteryear.  It may be 
written at a 6th grade level, but we have to remember that was a 17th 
century 6th grade level.  Much in language has changed over 500 years.

just a little slow,
Steve

Jerry Krewson wrote:
> Since we have so many experts on the forum, I was just wondering if any 
> one of you could tell me which Mexican, Russian, Chinese, or Indian 
> [India] Bible is the correct one? So far, I haven't been able to locate 
> a Chinese KJV or a Indian {India} New English translation.       jerry k
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