Hadn't even heard of that one but I do appreciate the public domain aspect. I'd need to know how it was produced before I could trust it though.
Robert Young produced it himself, alongside a concordance of which he also produced.
It's based upon the Textus Receptus and the Masoretic Text as the basis for the translation. It also happened to be using present-tense, and the word "olam" in Hebrew, and "aeon" in Greek mean "age" or "age-during". Not "Forever and ever" as other translations (including the KJV) add in. That's a mistranslation, but it's highly purposeful.
It's based upon the Textus Receptus and the Masoretic Text as the basis for the translation. It also happened to be using present-tense, and the word "olam" in Hebrew, and "aeon" in Greek mean "age" or "age-during". Not "Forever and ever" as other translations (including the KJV) add in. That's a mistranslation, but it's highly purposeful.
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