I couldn't agree more. The New English Bible is no replacement. Similarly, the Book of Common Prayer needs no "updating", or "modernisation".King James Version, as it expresses the beauty and integrity of the English language.
I couldn’t agree with you more either. As for the BCP, I’m partial to the 1662 and 1928 BCP. The “modernistation” of the language leaves much to be desired. BTW, I was baptised and confirmed in the High Church.I couldn't agree more. The New English Bible is no replacement. Similarly, the Book of Common Prayer needs no "updating", or "modernisation".
That’s understandable if your first language is not English. At a later date, however, you may want to re-visit the King James Version.ESV for me. King James was too difficult for me.