From The NASV To The KJV
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So...the NASB is ole MacArony's and his pet yes man Peters "go too translation" What does one whom were involved with the NASB have to say about "good ole jonny boy's" preferred translation...(which is the "word' of God but isnt perfect because only the original manuscripts were inspired and since no one has seen the originals this is the best translation which is available because there is no perfect word of God so then you need to be trained by JESUITS in order to learn how to translate "the" hebrew and "the" greek in order to learn what God said maybe until we have to update it again??????? uh...YEA HATH GOD SAID?)