If it were left up to me, we would stick with God's own songbook: Metrical Psalms. That would solve a LOT of problems.

Check out the Bibles from the Trinitarian Bible Society, Bearing Precious Seed (Lansing, MI or Milford, OH) or R.L. Allan Bibles. TBS and BPS are both not-for-profit so you can get some very nice Bibles for not much money.

Once again, the blasphemous Jim Lincoln is either daft, deceitful or doesn't know what he's talking about (or linking about). I suspect all three.

I would encourage everyone here to be wary of Jim Lincoln.

Thank the Lord most (all?) of the sound, trustworthy ministers still use the good old AV.

Must be some awfully dense folks out there to be incapable of grasping the language of the KJV. Or maybe they are just lazy and easily led.

One of the worst things to happen to the modern church was when the church turned publishing God's Word over to the world (Nelson, Zondervan, etc.) only to have the world turn around & sell Bibles back to Christians (for profit!). That's one of the main reasons why we have such a hodge-podge of perverted 'Bibles' from the Alexandrian stream like Jim's NASB and the NIV.

Churches and Christian families need to provide for widows and others incapable of fending for themselves instead of providing seminary grads with a lavish lifestyle. Churches have no business pandering to selfish women (and men) who lack natural affection for their own children and put material gain ahead of their kids' well being.

Lips that touch wine shall never touch mine

I'm kidding. My wife and I argue about this all the time. She says the Bible makes it abundantly clear that believers shouldn't drink - ever. I never drink but I don't believe the Bible prohibits it. I do, however, believe that the Bible makes it clear that no believer should ever drink to excess. I've found it best just to abstain.