You can download the Bible in various translations and languages. The Message is copyrighted so you may not find a free download for it. You can buy eBook version of the Message translation but other translations like the King James, American Standard, and Douay-Rheims versions are free to download. For iPhone, iPod/iPad, Kindle and others there are free apps you an get with "standard" bible translation versions then pay (for less than $10) to add the Message Bible translation.
The RVR Bible, or Reina-Valera Bible, is a Spanish translation of the Bible that is widely used by Spanish-speaking Christians. It is known for its accuracy and readability, and is considered one of the most trusted Spanish translations. The RVR Bible differs from other versions of the Bible in its language and style, as well as in some of its interpretations of certain passages.
You can buy and download eBook version of the Message Bible translation from Apple iTunes store, Amazon for Kindle, etc. For iPhone, iPod/iPad, Kindle and others there are free apps you an get with "standard" bible translation versions then pay (for less than $10) to add the Message Bible translation. NavPress publishing, for example, sells an electronic version of the Message Bible in PDF form. See related link below.
No, As Perfect translations in any-case don't exist. However the "Kings James Version" or "KJV" Is the most approved translations to be highly accurate. There are many other versions possibly even better translated then the KJV However, Translations are still difficult and as said before there is no such thing as a perfectly translated Bible.
Typically the King James Version is known as the English Bible, but there are many other translations also.
The NIV Bible does not have missing verses, but it may have differences in wording compared to other translations.
The word tornado does not appear anyway in most modern translations of the Bible, but it does at least in one translation (Amplified Bible) in Psalm 83:15. Other translations use the word storm, tempest, whirlwinds, or hurricane.
The King James Bible translation originated in 1611. There were a handful of translations before the King James Version in English and other languages. Today there are hundreds of Bible versions in many different translations and languages.
William Carey was known for his translations of the Bible into Bengali, Sanskrit, and numerous other Indian languages. He also translated portions of the Bible into languages like Marathi, Odiya, Assamese, and Hindi.
The New Living Translation of the Bible has 66 books, 39 in the Old Testament and 27 in the New; in common with most other Bible translations.
The Salvation Army primarily uses the New International Version (NIV) of the Bible for its teachings and publications. However, it also recognizes and accepts various other translations to accommodate diverse audiences and preferences. The focus is on the message of the Scriptures rather than a specific version.
The phrase "God be with you" can be found in at least 3 passages in the Bible: Exodus 18:19, Joshua 1:17, and 2 Samuel 14:17 in the NIV and ESV translations. Other translations may have more or less occurrences of this phase.