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The author believes Holy Bibles contains the thoughts of our original creator, GOD, Almighty, whose name is YHWH (Hebrew) or Yahweh /Jehovah (English). And, that original inspired scripture represents GOD's communication which he preserved for human beings with the specific purpose of providing a means by which, his human family, for all their generations, may have a historical reference to the most important things which he wishes people to know about him, and about themselves.
Also, that they may know about the relationship it is possible to have with him. The CASE for a 'FUSION' VERSION of the HOLY BIBLEUnfortunately, with the passage of more than two thousand years since the last scripture was set down by his inspired writers, most individual Bibles we have access to today are rife with translational errors, natural human misunderstanding, misconception, and poor interpretation.
It is said that there are over a hundred different versions of the Bible in English alone. Each one holds the claim of being uniquely 'Inspired' by God, yet upon careful reading, confusing questions arise in every case. If a version you have is different from the version your neighbor has, how can it be claimed they are both inspired? If at times, one version seems to convey an entirely different translation for verses which make up the Bible, how can both be considered to be inspired by a GOD who neither makes mistakes, nor is capable of lying? The solution to this dilemma lies first in being able to identify instances where what the original writers put down as scripture has been compromised.
Instances where the meanings that original writings carried changed. Thus, causing confusion for objectively inclined Bible readers, and cannon fodder for readers who oppose the idea of God, and wish to portray the Bible as nothing more than just another book. This new Bible version uses modern day language to express original meanings as the writers intended them. Then it adds correction to errors and distortions according to what the author believes is GOD's will, in which he endeavors to arrive at a Bible version which best conforms to what the original writers had in mind at the time they wrote. Of course, the ultimate proof is in the reading.
Try it for yourself. This version is 'free' in the spirit of Matthew 10;8 Where it says "Freely you have received; freely" give.(NIV)