Why Read The Kings James Version Of The Bible?

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I am reading the Bible from beginning and end and each day I am posting what I have read on this blog.  

Years ago someone gave me the New International Version.  That is the one that I use everyday.  I have highlighted scriptures in this Bible, It is easier to understand.  That being said.  

When I was six years old, my parents gave me a King James Version Bible, which to me is hard to understand.

As I have been reading the Bible this year.  I found myself go back and referring to the King James Version to see what that version said.

Then I was watching a Youtube video with Robert Breaker  

He mentioned in one of his videos, Pre-Trib Rapture video

He mentioned that the different versions of the Bible have been watered down.

Example:  John 14 King James Version reads:In my Father's house are many mansions.

Then International Version reads: In my Father's house are many rooms.

I couldn't believe it.  That is a big difference.  The word house and rooms, mean different things.

A house is a home, with many rooms

rooms is only one part of the house.  I would rather live in a house and not just in a room.

So if that is just an example how the Bible is being watered down, what else have they watered down in the Bible.

So I would suggest to own a copy of the Kings James Version, to know excalty how it was written, and use a different version to understand the scriptures more.  

Don't be deceived by just reading a watered down version, because that is what Satan wants.

Something to think about as you read the Bible.

Different Versions of The Bible:

The Passion Translation 

King James Version -KJV

Revised Standard Version- RSV

New Revised Standard -NRV

New King James Version - NKJV

New International Version - NIV

New American Standard - NAS

God's Word Translation - GW

Beware of current new versions that are being created here in the present age, they will be more watered down, as we get closer to the Rapture.

Read the Bible, Listen to God and the Holy Ghost.

King James Version uses The Holy Ghost

New International Version uses The Holy Spirit