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"everlasting" - used 26 times by the King James Bible in the New Testament, yet only once by the respect ESV and none by the NASB there (although those versions use the term in the Old Testament)
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If at any time the translators were unsure of how to translate something, they would send word out to all the learned men of England for aid, thus having transparency in their work.
 
If at any time the translators were unsure of how to translate something, they would send word out to all the learned men of England for aid, thus having transparency in their work.
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==Majestic language==
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There are many examples of the strikingly majestic language used by the King James Bible, which were so influential that they had an uplifting effect on the entire English language:
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*"everlasting" - used 26 times by the King James Bible in the [[New Testament]], yet only once by the respect [[ESV]] and none by the [[NASB]] there (although those versions use the term in the [[Old Testament]])
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==Awkward language==
 
==Awkward language==
 
Today some of the terminology in this translation is awkward, such as "driveth" in its Mark 1:12:
 
Today some of the terminology in this translation is awkward, such as "driveth" in its Mark 1:12:
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