I read 4 versions of those verses, I prefer the King James. One of my bibles has 4 different versions...and I'm not sure how the other 3 relate to the KJ scripture. I did I dive into the publishers of bibles awhile back...it was disturbing to me to read about the two orphaned brothers who were raised by an uncle and the long history of publishing in the family...and other background information...and the institutions mentioned with what we know now about the institutions and universities and boys schools...and they published bibles. Go back further to who King James is...I want to read more about the lineage of translations, I went in a christain bookstore before my dive...thinking I could find some Truth...Lolol. Anything u may suggest I'll look into. Early scripture translations by hopefully Trusted sources and early translations. That is what I will treasure most about disclosure of Truth, actual Truth. Publishers matter, and so far, im dismayed.
My Faith still grows! 🙏☝️🤍🏁🤍

Greek and Aramaic were the originals. Though they are very hard to find. I would suggest going into Samaria and ancient Egypt. They have earlier versions with the same stories just different names.

I did this dive about 20 years ago, it goes DEEP!
Will lead you to the micro and macro of EVERYTHING.!
Including the ancient Myans and earliest illuminati, both red and black. All the way back to enki and enlil, you could also read the Terra papers by Dr. Robert morningsky and pair that with the "nuse" papers from roswell.
Terra papers link Rothschild back to enki and enlil.

It's all a great dive.

God Speed!

I read an early version of the Schmidius bible from the 1600’s and find it illuminating.

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Latin Schmidt Bible with Swedenborg's Hand Writing
Schmidt Bible newly available A revised edition of the R.L. Tafel edition of the Schmidt Latin Bible with Swedenborg's annotations is now available. To the Tafel edition has been added Samuel I and II from the Schmidt Bible and other relevant material.

https://newchristianbibles... › swedenborg-research-tools
Swedenborg Research Tools - New Christian Bible Study
1697 Schmidius Bible This Bible edition came a year later than the 1696 edition that Swedenborg used, so it's very close. It's useful for research in the books of the Bible that Swedenborg did not annotate. Sometimes he quotes or alludes to verses in those books, and it can be useful to know what Schmidt's wording is.