Changes

*[[King James Version]] (limited by arcane English as of 1611, before many [[Essay:Best New Conservative Words|new conservative terms]] developed; lacks quotation marks; losing popularity)

*[[King James Version]] (limited by arcane English as of 1611, before many [[Essay:Best New Conservative Words|new conservative terms]] developed; lacks quotation marks; losing popularity)

*[[New American Standard Bible]] (includes many passages of doubtful authenticity but uses notes and italics to mark such passages; becoming dated itself)

*[[New American Standard Bible]] (includes many passages of doubtful authenticity but uses notes and italics to mark such passages; becoming dated itself)

*[[New International Version]] (lowered to the 7th grade level with many unpublicized, [[liberal]] word changes<ref>The NIV changed "from his mother's womb" to "from birth" (Luke 1:15), "cornerstone" to "capstone" in referencing Christ, and "Lucifer" to "morning star" in referencing Satan (Isaiah 14:12).</ref>)

*[[New International Version]] (lowered to the 7th grade level with many unpublicized, [[liberal]] word changes, as in purging references to the unborn child<ref>The NIV changed "from his mother's womb" to "from birth" (Luke 1:15), "cornerstone" to "capstone" in referencing Christ, and "Lucifer" to "morning star" in referencing Satan (Isaiah 14:12).</ref> )

*[[English Standard Version]] (scholarly literal word-for-word translation, but based on the [[liberal]] [[Revised Standard Version]])

*[[English Standard Version]] (scholarly literal word-for-word translation, but based on the [[liberal]] [[Revised Standard Version]])

*[[Holman Christian Standard Bible]] (has some unisex, gender-inclusive language, as in "fish for people" (Mt 4:19))

*[[Holman Christian Standard Bible]] (has some unisex, gender-inclusive language, as in "fish for people" (Mt 4:19))