Which (Christian denomination) bible translation do you use most?

[TrailerparkTrash]

As the title says....

Also, this isn’t a debate about “my Bible translation is better than yours...” It’s just a simple survey to see what everyone here reads within the Christian faith alone. Some may think that a few of the Bibles listed in this survey are not even considered “real” bibles and I get that argument. So let’s try not to get too personal with one another on the issue, but discussing differences in bible translations are welcome.

Thanks.

*** Due to limited poll spacing as well as simplicity, I had to lump a few bible translations together, encompassing all versions of a particular translation.

*** Edited on 12/19 to clarify the discussion “tempo.”

[AragornElessar86]

KJV

[RAMCLAP]

NASB

[eta34]

ESV

[DolphinFan]

KJV

[billvau]

NASB, NA28 for Greek

[Jn316]

NLT

[S&W686]

NIV,NKJV

[damon1272]

NKJV

[FresnoRob]

I voted NASB because it's the one I rely on the most for Bible study.
If I'm just reading for the sake of reading I may use an ESV or Amplified Bible.

[TrailerparkTrash]

I’m shocked at how few read the NIV. That was the #1 bible in the early 90’s and as far as sales went,it lead all Bible sales for over two decades.

[WASR10]

NASB, NKJV

[Doheny]

That's my second go-to, and the NLT is my third. Having the bible app on my phone and iPad makes it easy to compare translations.

[M76]

KJV 1611

[Subotai]

KJV, NKJV,NASB