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American King James Version, 1999 — a word-for-word modernization of the KJV (updates spelling and vocabulary, but keeps the same grammar and doctrine) by Michael Peter (Stone) Engelbrite.
Copyright: Public domain — may be freely copied, modified and distributed.
King James (Authorized) Version, 1769 edition — the classic 1611 English translation from the Textus Receptus.
Copyright: Public domain (in the United Kingdom the KJV is under perpetual Crown copyright).
American Standard Version, 1901 — an American revision of the English Revised Version (itself an update of the KJV using older manuscripts); renders the divine name as "Jehovah." The basis for several later translations.
Copyright: Public domain.
World English Bible, 1997 onward — a modern-English public-domain revision of the American Standard Version (1901), edited by Michael Paul Johnson.
Copyright: Public domain — free to copy and distribute.
Berean Standard Bible, completed 2016–2018 as the Berean Study Bible — a modern English translation from Bible Hub.
Copyright: Dedicated to the public domain (April 2023) — free to copy and distribute.
Literal Standard Version, 2020 — a modern word-for-word translation by Covenant Press. Renders the divine name as "YHWH," marks words supplied by the translators with [brackets], disputed passages with [[double brackets]], and Hebrew poetry with the || caesura mark.
Copyright: Copyright © 2020 by Covenant Press and the Covenant Christian Coalition; released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license (CC BY-SA). Distributed here with attribution: Literal Standard Version (LSV), Covenant Press.
Bible in Basic English, 1949/1964 — translated by S. H. Hooke using about 1,000 words of C. K. Ogden's Basic English. A clear, simple text well suited to new readers and English learners.
Copyright: Public domain in the United States.
Updated King James Version, 2000 — a light modernization of the 1611 KJV (under 6% of the text changed) that preserves its structure and theology.
Copyright: Public domain. The author asks only for an "I love Jesus (UKJV)" credit line.
Reina-Valera Mexicana — adaptación de la RVA (1909) al español de México: cambia "vosotros" por "ustedes" (pronombres y conjugaciones), moderniza los enclíticos y la acentuación antigua.
Copyright: Dominio público (obra derivada de la RVA 1909).
Reina-Valera 1909 (Antigua) — la clásica Biblia en español, revisión de la traducción de Casiodoro de Reina (1569) y Cipriano de Valera (1602). Conserva el uso de "vosotros" y la ortografía antigua.
Copyright: Dominio público.