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These two criteria led to an outstanding result. The King James Bible is extremely consistent. Terms and strongs are used consistently all across the 66 books. At the same time nothing was added or left out. The strong will to transfer the real meaning and intention of the hebrewHebrew, aramaic Aramaic and greek Greek texts into the english English language of 1611 can be seen all over. It is a very good translation and its fans would call it the best, of course.
But until today everybody who would want to read the King James Version of the Holy Bible needs to understand english English and especially the English of the time of William Shakespeare. The latter will have prevented even those from reading the KJV of 1611, that finished school with good English skills.
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