Just know that God will always be with you and that Jesus Christ died for your sins amen 🙏🏾

I'm a native speaker of portuguese language ( I'm Brazilian) and I love this channel because I love english and I also love the word of God!

Just ordered an ESV. After being called back to Christ after years of being pulled down, This man is one of 2 people I'd be happy to be re-baptized by. Coming back means a lot, and being baptized again as an adult to reaffirm my love and attempt to be obedient to Christ would mean a lot.

I'm Christian Orthodox and DLM Christian Lifestyle has truly helped me. God bless all of you.

Here is a time reference to the different Bible versions that were discussed in this video: 6:24 : King James Version 7:21 : New King James Version 8:00 : English Standard Version 8:48 : Christian Standard Bible 9:41 : New International Version 10:47 : New American Standard Bible 11:17 : New Living Translation 12:07 : Amplified Bible

Whoever is reading this Jesus loves you. Whether you believe it or not he is the true living God. Go to him before he returns and before you die. He died for each and every one of you on the cross and rose from the dead so we can have the free gift of salvation which is eternal life in Heaven. He is the only way to Heaven. We are saved by his grace through faith. Go to him he loves you and I love you🙏🏽❤️✝️ I don’t want you to die in your sins and perish in Hell.

Before I moved out on my own to a studio, I was blinded by my sins. Being addicted to pornography was one of them. I always believed in Jesus, but I dont think I was truly born again until about 2 years ago. When I moved out on my own, I found a Bible that I had packed. (My family owned many Bibles, but I never really read the Bible growing up). It was a New Living Translation Bible. I began reading and God really spoke to my heart. He convicted me of my sins and taught me how to have a personal relationship with Him. I developed a more prayerful life and a new desire to read His word. I now have a new desire to follow Jesus and surrender everything to Him. Though I slip into sin, the Holy Spirit guides me to ask for forgiveness and to put my eyes back on Jesus. I believe God used the time I spent alone living in my studio to get to really know Him through His word, and the Bible I read was the New Living Translation....I believe God speaks to people in different ways and not just through only one translation.

My mom and dad presented me a KJV study Bible on my 18th birthday! They also got me an NLT before I left home for college. I specifically asked for the NLT because I felt that it puts a lot of verses into perspective. But I'm quite aware that it can be misleading, sometimes. So, I try to grasp the context from NLT and support it with the King James Version to get the actual intention of the Holy Spirit in inspiring the scripture. This balance has helped me so much! Amazing video! God bless!

I personally like reading the king James version

I honestly believe that people should read the translation that they will read. May we never forget that Jesus is the Rabbi, and that what one person needs in a season can be wildly different than what another person needs. For years I would only allow myself to read the ESV, or NASB because I as well have a high value for literal translation...but recently I have woken up every morning with my thoughts going to the NLT...which I have always pushed against (for some unknown reason)...so in surrender I opened up my NLT and it has felt like water to my soul. I'm seeing things in the Word that I've never seen before and the Presence of the Holy Spirit so strong as I read. Every persons journey with the Lord is so different and unique. I strongly disagree that the NLT is for "new believers" only. I've walked closely with the Lord for 38 years now and have a very solid depth of knowledge when it pertains to scripture ... yet the NLT is where Jesus has me feasting.

Very well done video. Thank you. I have been an NASB guy for many years but have recently switched over to the ESV. Oddly enough, when I do verse comparisons, I find the ESV accuracy on par or sometimes even more literal than the NASB. Recently started reading the CSB which is a great translation.

Just yesterday I was going through so many different versions of the Bible. I feel motivated to study and learn. I was overwhelmed. Today your video popped up as a suggestion.

I love God! And I love everyone! Bless all this Christmas! Good night!

Satan is trying to alienate me from my children through my ex. Please pray that my relationship with my children will be restored and healed and that God would prosper it.

I have gone back to this video many times and it has helped me so much when shopping for a new Bible- for friends, family, as gifts or just for myself. Thank you so much again. I always learn something from your videos!

I appreciate how in-depth your videos are. God has given you a gift for teaching. The production team also does a great job. Keep up the good work guys and may God continue to bless your lives. Amen 🙏

DLM, 'Thank You' for your prophetic teachings. May God bless you and continue using you as HIS divine messenger. Blessings

These teachings are such a blessing ! Thank you so much !! God bless you very much ! 🙏

Amen! Thank you so much! May God bless everyone who is watching this video.

This amazing to me. I was just asking Father God to tell me, what Bible should I study. Now, Here you are answering this for me, thanks!!!! 😘

Thank you Daniel Anna for this wonderful video...may you and your family be blessed by the Almighty...💝💝

NASB95 is my personal preference. It's extremely easy to read and understand in my opinion. I never understood why people say it's hard to understand because it's word-for-word. I find that it was beautifully translated.

Danial thank you for this video. It has been very very helpful in finding the right Bible for me. I picked the English Standard Version. It pulls me in and I'm able to understand. Thank you for your guidance and love! God loves you and so do I Danial! ❤️🙏🏻🇺🇲

I've been figuring out what other translations to get! Very helpful. Thank you, Daniel. If I don't get the chance to meet you personally, thanking you for your work, I'll be looking for you in our REAL life-the next one-to thank you then. I love you too, brother. God bless.

Thanks for sharing your favorite translations. Your recommended translations match my preferences perfectly.

Thank you for this video, I was raised on the NIV version of the Bible, I have just recently taken a liking to reading the KJV a bit for clarification but However, I am now leading more towards the NKJV..

Well said Daniel, thanks for this great video !!

I've really gotten used to reading the KJV I feel like it's the least revised. My pastor prefers it as well and his sermons are so powerful, he explains the meanings so well.

God bless you today who's reading this comment have a good day love you all praying for you're situations and needs today amen to that

Sir love your videos please never stop making them💖

Blessings brother Daniel. I pray God gives you the wisdom to shine the light in a lost world, you are truly an inspiration especially in the environment you work in. Stay safe and blessed Esteban Gomez

This is a very helpful video! I loved the editing. Thank you ☺️

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is *the only message in the world* that has the power to transform hearts 💔-> ❤️ By God’s grace 🙏 And for God’s glory 👆🏼

Thank you, Daniel.

Thank you so much for this video. Great work!

Awesome, detailed video! Very helpful when considering the different translations.

Thank you for that.

Might be a bit uncommon (i'm not sure since no one really talks about this version much) but my little brother and I love the Amplified Bible after the ESV one. The notes in the AMP is very helpful whenever I read the chapters for him before we sleep and helps me explain passages to him since he always have loads of questions ready :) It's also a lot easier to read for us.

This was such a good playlist bro! All glory to Christ Jesus

Amazing video! So helpful 🙏🏻

Thanks brother Daniel. I myself find the NIV easiest to understand,and if you.look into similar pasages.in other translations they mean the same but are written in a more complicated and confusing way. So, it's NIV for me.

Advance Happy christmas and let's be happy in our Lord

Great content! Thank you very much for explaining.

Thank you! This has been so helpful for discerning the best Bibles to study God's word! God bless you.

Praise the lord 🙏

I just want to say... THANK YOU SO MUCH for this. More videos like this with historical background of our faith would be amazing. Especially for someone like me, who’s family is hardcore Catholic. These things help massively! Thank you so so much 💖

I really enjoyed watching your video. Thank you for explaining the difference to me.

Thank you so much for breaking these Bible versions down. I’m currently reading the NIV and I have to agree with you. I will look into getting other versions.

Nice talk.I like KJV NKJV and ESV

Or read different translation to understand the bible in a full balanced way !!🙌

thank you for all your videos learn a lot from you so i thank you from the bottom of my heart

Thanks a lot. Really informative ❤️

Wonderful🌺🙋preaching😇🌹

I decided on NLT as a beginner, only because I understood it a lot better. For example: NLT Gen 1:6 Then God said, “Let there be a space between the waters, to separate the waters of the heavens from the waters of the earth.” NKJV Then God said, “Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters.” I guess it's fine for beginners

I actually emailed you about which bible is best! So glad I found this video. Thank you thank you

Thank you so much for this very important information

Love this chańnel how you simplify things brother so we can understand it the message you are trying to get across GREAT job

Praise Jesus

I just recently found your channel and I love it very much. You are helping me grow as a Christian and I'm getting closer to God. Thank you

Daniel every time I see one of your videos it's a blessing in my life. God bless my brother.

The Amplified Bible is good for beginners that are trying to interpret the scriptures. Amplified Bible helped me a lot. Whenever I read the ESV version and NASB version which are both my fav translations I tend to look at the Amplified Bible to help me get clarity, and as I continue to observe them back in ESV and NASB to get the general sense for myself what the Holy Spirit is trying to teach me here, it then clicks.

For those who are inclined to heavy study of the scripture, I would recommend NET. It has tons and tons of footnotes to explain the meaning and what other original texts say. But for daily reading, I use CSB.

Thank you so much! That was a very helpful information. God bless your family 🙏❤️

Excellent video, thank you Jesus for this Chanel🙏😇

The RSV is my favorite. Beautiful translation.

I really love the amplified version

Thanks Daniel! Man I was racking my brain as to which version to get.

Wonderful video, thank you.

I love the ESV and the CSB is fantastic also!

Great review! Looking forward to your update with the LSB!

So much passion thank for sharing

Im reading the old & new KJV bibles n before reading i will ask the Holy Spirit to guide me n make me understand - so far so good 👍🏻❤️🙏🏻

I actually like the NLT for its readability and same for NIV. However my church primarily uses the ESV in services and such and it is harder to read but not too bad. I think the smartest thing is to use multiple translations to get the true meaning.

This video and the information you offer is something everyone really needs to apply to their following in Christ. Thank you so much for the effort you put into all of your videos.

Your videos always help to grow closer to God and thank you for spreading the word of God and I know God is using you to save people

I love the saying "The best version of the bible is the one you read." I think people read diffrerent versions at different points of their journey with Christ. All have pros and cons. Just learn to love the word, and decode what God is trying to tell us in each verse.

Yes this is my exact question

Just found your channel, and it is really great! I am 43 and just started learning Greek (duolingo) because I am striving to read the Bible in that language, and hopefully get to Greece one day.

Daniel no matter how lost I feel at times I always comeback to your tutorial s❤ I have watched this video for the second time I need a good balance I have a few different bikes but always go back to the English translation thank you Daniel🙏 🐦

💫Merry christmas♥ to all dlm family

There are many different versions of the Bible-with new translations coming out all the time, it seems-and sometimes it’s hard for Christians to agree on which one is best to use. Different churches recommend different translations, and many church-goers simply go with the version being preached in the pulpit. The good news is that Christians don’t have to agree on one translation of the Bible. First, because of language barriers, it’s impossible for all Christians worldwide to agree on one Bible. If we all agreed that the KJV (for example) is the one true Bible, then what are Christians to read who speak Spanish or French? There’s no such thing as King James Russian or King James Papiamento. Non-English translations have to be made, and there’s nothing more “inspired” about a translation in English than a translation in, say, Urdu. But if we limit our consideration to English translations, Christians still don’t have to agree on one Bible. There are several reasons why various Bible translations are good and even necessary: 1) Language changes over time, and words and spellings become obsolete. Christians in the 21st century do not have to agree with the spelling of the 14th century. For example, consider John 3:16 in the first English translation ever made, John Wyclif’s 14th-century version: “For God louede so the world, that he yaf his 'oon bigetun sone, that ech man that bileueth in him perische not, but haue euerlastynge lijf.” And here is the same verse in the KJV of 1611: “For God so loued þe world, that he gaue his only begotten Sonne: that whosoeuer beleeueth in him, should not perish, but haue euerlasting life.” Obviously, these translations (which were necessary in their time) needed to be replaced with translations that reflected contemporary spelling. 2) Christians don’t have to agree on one version of the Bible because only the original autographs of Scripture were inspired. The words that Joshua wrote in the Book of the Law of God (Joshua 24:26) were inspired by God. Every translation of those words since that time has involved a measure of human interpretation-that’s the nature of translating. For example, the Hebrew word Joshua wrote concerning false gods was nekar in Joshua 24:23. That inspired word can be translated into English as “strange,” “foreign,” or “alien,” or the gods in question can simply be called “idols.” It’s up to the translator, but the basic meaning does not change. The English translation is not what’s inspired anyway, as most Christians would agree. 3) Christians don’t have to agree on one version of the Bible because such agreement would tend to foster autocracy and absolutism. Having different translations prevents any one group or church from saying, “Only our translation is holy. We are the only ones who have God’s Word.” This is in fact what happened during the Middle Ages. The Roman Catholic Church (and later the Anglican) held in their grasp all the copies of the Bible (in Latin, which most people could not read), and they forbade anyone else from making a copy or reading it for themselves. Bibles in the vernacular were illegal. Fortunately, the Reformation changed all that: Luther made a German translation, and Tyndale an English translation, and the rest, as they say, is history. 4) Christians shouldn’t have to agree on one version of the Bible because having different translations allows more people access to God’s Word. Various versions of the Bible are written at various reading levels. The KJV, for example, is about a 12th-grade reading level. The NKJV is about a 7th-grade reading level. The NCV has a 3rd-grade reading level. The ERV (Easy-to-Read Version) is better for people just learning English. John 3:16 in the ERV is, “Yes, God loved the world so much that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him would not be lost but have eternal life.” If all Christians agreed on the NIV Bible, for example, anyone at a reading level lower than junior-high would have difficulty reading God’s Word. It’s important to know that not every translation is equally faithful to the original text: some take a more literal approach, and some take a more dynamic approach. But all good translations of the Bible do their best to stay true to the original Greek and Hebrew texts and accurately communicate the Word of God. In the final analysis, agreement on one particular translation is not all that crucial. Most of the differences are quite minor. Mark 3:5, for example, reads like this in four popular translations: “He looked around at them in anger and, deeply distressed at their stubborn hearts . . .” (NIV). “And he looked around at them with anger, grieved at their hardness of heart . . .” (ESV). “And when he had looked round about on them with anger, being grieved for the hardness of their hearts . . .” (KJV). “After looking around at them with anger, grieved at their hardness of heart . . .” (NASB). The wording is different, but they all mention Jesus’ look, His anger, His distress/grief, and the people’s stubborn/hard hearts. What is the value in promoting one of these translations to the exclusion of all the others? The differences among the good translations are not differences in doctrine. Whether we’re reading the KJV, the NIV, the NAS, the ESV, or the ERV, Jesus is still the Lord and one-and-only Savior, and salvation still comes by grace through faith. www.gotquestions.org/Christians-agree-Bible.html

Thank you for this video..

Thank you Daniel it your advice help me a lot 😁

I read ESV. Word for word translations are better than thought for thought (paraphrase) translations!! 😊🙏📖🔥🔥🔥

Remember what The Lord said about anyone who added or deleted or altered the scripture ( I paraphrase) will be Dealt with accordingly!

Thanks Daniel. This is very helpful.

Your presentation is outstanding. The graphics help a ton

The ones I personally use are the NIV (1984 version- before gender neutral language was added in 2011) for casual reading but I’m going to switch to the ESV once for most of my reading once I receive my large print single column journaling ESV Bible, ESV for Bible studies, and NASB1995 for a word for word translation. I’ve recently gotten over my small depressive episode caused by KJV only users telling me that I’m not truly saved and that I’m going to hell for not reading the KJV only. Then I realized that I read my Bible far more than they do so I got out of that depressive episode and got back to it.

I love the NASB, NKJV and ESV for study. I love to just sit and read the CSB Bible. I might add, I do not find the NASB difficult to read at all.

This video helped a lot thank you

Thank you for all the information!!!!! It makes its so much easier to pick a Bible I will understand!

they said king james is the good one.this is the one we are using in our church,im your subscriber from new delhi india,

Good News Translation is one of the translations I read, I can understand it because it use modern English so it's easy.

Ive been researching this through the bowels of the internet. You sir I believe broke it down the best.

I love the AMPC & CSB translations❤🙏 Amen from a fellow South African 🇿🇦

After growing up with the KJV over the years loving the word of God, it was still difficult to fully understand a lot of passages especially in the OT. I had the opportunity to get some of the newer translations over the years. I got a NT called The New Testament in Modern English by J.B. Phillips years ago, that I love, but it's in paragraph form with verses noted. And it was only the NT. After looking at so many new translations in modern times I ended up picking the NLT. I can read it with better understanding about the circumstance when I read passages, especially in the OT. And I can compare passages with my NKJV to better understand everything that's going on around that specific passage.

As a follower of Christ you should study the entire Bible. This is one of the biggest problems with Christianity today, trying to pick and choose what parts of God's word you should read and follow. It doesn't work that way. All of God's words matter.

Thank you for the video, I think im gonna go with ESV

Very insightful! I first used the KJ, then switched to NASB. I recently got an ESV but our pastor uses KJ, so I’m back where I started!

I have read about four different translations. I read mostly the NIV because it is easy to use. I am also a Sunday school teacher. I teach sixty years and above and most of my class uses KJV. My pastor uses the Holman Christian Standard Bible. I am 67 years old. I have watched all your videos and I really appreciate all you do. This new year I believe I will read the ESV. My NIV might not be the best one but I know I love the Lord and He loves me. Merry Christmas