When it comes to the different editions of the Bible aimed at students or men or women or soldiers, all those are simply marketing packages in which the actual text of the Bible remains the same. They differ only in the additional items that accompany the text—

But what about the various translations themselves? Don’t they render the Bible so differently from each other that we really can’t be sure at all about the original meaning? That’s a good question, but in reality, even when different translations use different words to render the same Greek or Hebrew phrase, that does not necessarily—or even very often at all— leave us with any doubt about what the original was saying. Take an example of the Kidspeak sentence, “Yo, it’s chill, bro.” which of the following translation do you think is best
a- “Hey, it’s all good, man.”
b- “Listen, everything is okay, my friend.”
c- “You know what? Take it easy, mate.”
As you can see it could be difficult to translate some  some words or phrases exactly. Some translations try to keep the original grammar and word in order while other try to follow the meaning, rather than keep the exact word. The Catholic Church has approved particular translations of the Bible, which give confidence to the reader that the message is accurate and authentic

Choose your challenge!!!