The 1611 King James Version of the Bible is the best translation. But, does it have imperfections? Yes, it does, and here are two,

1. Added Words for Readability

In Genesis 1:10, God called the dry land Earth. In the King James, the word 'land' is in italics, indicating it's been added.

2. The King James omits certain words

In Genesis 1:30 it says every thing that creepeth upon the earth, wherein there is life...

Checking Strong's, there's an asterisk, H2416, IN the original text, but missing in the KJV.

Verifying this in the Interlinear Bible, we see that it's 'nefesh chaya,' 'life is living.' (missing in the KJV)

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