The two Bibles differ most over God’s name and over who Jesus is. Jehovah’s Witnesses’ New World Translation prints “Jehovah” nearly 7,000 times in the Old Testament alone, where the King James Version mostly prints “LORD,” and in John 1:1 it says “the Word was a god.” Its New Testament also follows a Greek text prepared long after 1611. TopicKing James VersionNew World Translation Made by47 scholars under King James IAn anonymous committee of Jehovah’s Witnesses Published1611New Testament 1950; whole…

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