This. It's comfortable for me.

Same as OP

http://drbo.org/chapter/47016.htm

I don't just read one version.

I read the KJV, NKJV and ESV mainly but sometimes also compare to the NIV and a few other versions.

The Bible hub app is a great resource, but I do keep those in my house and read and compare their translations at times.

@DocGlockster

Amazon, search for James Moffatt Bible

Mostly NASB and NETS

Used to be E-Mmanuel, but I don't think it is available anymore.  Let me look for the APK.

NKJV

Found it - https://m.apkpure.com/e-mmanuel-bible-reader/air.com.venturcon.emmflexlite

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KJV, NKJV, KJV2016, NASB, and the Apostolic Bible Polyglot mostly.

I don't use one translation exclusively since no language is a one-for-one translation and there's room for interpretation.

NETS : http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/nets/edition/

I heard the movie was better

Well, yes, but we're not talking about the Allfather's wisdom in this particular thread.

I'm partial to the NASB

I don't any more, and when I did it was the Old Testament only, and in the original Hebrew

The originally inspired scriptures are. We have translated those into almost if not every language. And because of the way the scriptures were spread and copied, much like chain block cryptography, the integrity of the scriptures has been pretty much perfectly preserved.

You can read ancient Hebrew? Because as I understand it, most Israelis can't even read ancient Hebrew coherently.

King James.

Specifically, this one:

Any version will do, as long as it has an Nihil Obstat and Imprimatur.

No one can read it the way it was originally read.  They didn't write vowels.  He is just showing us how arrogant he is.

Biblical Hebrew is to modern Hebrew as to what Middle English is to Modern English. (Kinda)

Modern speakers aren’t going to pick it up and read it with ease, but it’s not like the language is lost. There’s plenty of places where a person can take Biblical Hebrew classes. Shoot, my secular state college offered a class through its classics department.

Tree of Life

and

The Tanach, Stone and Schottenstien editions.