Originally Posted by rpavich
Tom,
this may not help you immediately but there is a great book out there that was intended to be a refutation of the KJV-Only position but is in actuality a really good overview of this very issue...manuscripts, what's the difference, why does it matter, the real skinny on all of this.

It's called "The King James only Controversy" by Dr. James White.

I highly recommend it.


Aside from that, in answer to your question; here is the split;

TR - King James, New King James

Alexandrian - All other bibles


I HEARD that there might be a new translation coming out based on the TR but I don't know.

Hmm I could have swore I've heard that before, however Tom I would suggest that you wait until James White finishes his second edition which will greatly expand much of what he has previously written with more information.

I also suggest you go here: Bible Researcher it has a lot of good stuff there.

Peter

If you believe what you like in the gospels, and reject what you don't like, it is not the gospel you believe, but yourself. Augustine of Hippo