The King James Bible has been the most trusted Bible version used by English-speaking Christians since the seventeenth century. Flash-forward to present day and you find many churches exchanging their King James Bible for another translation. During the last seventy-five to one hundred years, change has interrupted the prevailing use of the King James Version. Consequently, a major debate has entered the doors of the smallest country church. Many scholars and preachers applaud the use of new translations; others decry this change as damaging to the Christian faith. The Bible is reliable and trustworthy. But which translation is God's true Word? Can more than one translation be considered God's Word? Based on eight years of intense research, this book addresses many of the questions and arguments associated with this debate. The arguments are presented fair and balanced utilizing the expertise from scholars and manuscript experts with opposing conclusions. Each Christian must choose what Bible translation to use. This book will help you make that decision.