This version of the Greek New Testament is great if you are learning Greek and use the King James Bible. The print isn't too small.

This is my idea of a New Testament. Original Koine Greek that follows the RSV. My koine is pretty good so I seldem need hints, but being based on the *very* literal KJV is like having a goto cheat sheet. No translator between the text and the reader, you can decide if "anabaino" is "born again" or "born on high". And all those puns John's gospel makes...totally lost in any translation. You've gotta give the Muslims credit for that. They have to learn Arabic to read the Quran, not someone's biased interpretation. It's ROFLAO the high and mighty translations with "thee, thou, beseacheth", etc. Koine was a coarse, common gutter language, closer to Ebonics in English than Victorian speak. I did a Koine to Ebonics translation once of the wedding feast at Caana that is pretty entertaing..and would drive a holy roller to drink!