When you first start reading the Bible, we suggest you start reading St. John. This teaches you about salvation. Always pray before reading and ask the Father in the name of Jesus Christ to give you understanding of His word.

Bibles, Study Bibles, and Bible Commentaries 
We are not KJV-only ministry, but we do strongly recommend the authorized KING JAMES Version of The Holy Bible (KJV) also named (AV) Authorised Version. This is not the very first Holy Bible translated from the original Hebrew, Greek and Aramaic scriptures in the English language, but the 1st main-stream English translation and printed in English in 1611 under the reign of King James of England it is used in all English speaking churches across the world. The KJV/ AV Bible is not copy-righted all other versions are. We warn against many of the new (modern) versions of Bibles, as you will see explained further down on this page.
The one we recommend is indeed the one with the Thee and Thou, but don’t be afraid of this traditional English; Thee  = you singular & Ye = you plural (in modern English there is no such distinction) and Thou = you singular.

The power of this traditional original English demonstrates that Jesus spoke to Nicodemus when He said ‘I tell you’ and addressed everybody in ‘ye must be born again’
This original English is far more easier to read and understand, it is also more powerful and more poetic and you might not think, but it is the easiest to memorise!
An old English saying is, if it is not broken don’t fix it, the 1st wide scale printed English Bible KJV or AV is not broken, no need to to fix it with another version, God doesn’t need to do something more than once. Please read on and at the bottom of this we recommend a superb Bible App that reads the KJV out loud, even off-line so you can listen or read the Holy Word of God.

Misleading New Age Bible Versions

Contrary to advertising claims, new versions of the Bible, including the New KJV (NKJV), are MORE difficult to read than the authorized KJV. This has been proven in extensive research using the Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level Indicators.

Why does the NKJV use harder words than the KJV? The copyright law insists that: “To be copyrightable, a work must be different enough from the original to be regarded as a ‘new work’ or must contain a substantial amount of new material. Making minor changes or additions of little substance to a pre-existing work will not qualify the work as a new version for copyright purposes.” Therefore all nw Bible versions must change thod simple one or two syllable Anglo-Saxon words to complex Latinized words. Consequently the KJV reads at the 5th grade level and the NKJV reads at the 6th grade level. Because of this copyright law, there will never be an easier to read Bible than the KJV.

The NIV and later versions go even further by deleting FASTING from Mark 9:29 
According to the NIV you just need to pray, yet the original language clearly state that some kind will not leave but by prayer AND fasting. These commissions should say enough and if you cannot read Greek and Hebrew we strongly recommend the Authorised Version AV [the only authorised version] of the Bible otherwise known as the KJV King James Version 1611.

You can see some examples in the images below.