The whole idea of a bible 'translation' is already a complete deception by itself.
Theres no such thing as bible translations.

Greek,but even moreso Hebrew,does not lend itself well for 'translation'.

It doesnt matter what 'translation' you use,you will always be missing something.Things will always get lost in translation,no matter what translation you use.The Kings James is certainly no exception to this.

The best way to study the bible is to just let go of the whole idea of a 'perfect' translation,while suggesting all others are misleading.
If this is what one believes,then one is already deceived.

At best,you have an 'interpretation' as opposed to a 'translation'.
The best way to study your bible is to try to dig into the Greek and Hebrew.
And these days you can do exactly that without any knowledge of either languages.

All you need to know and figure out is how to browse a website,and how to click a Strongs-number.

For those seriously interested in biblestudy,heres a true lifesaver:

http://biblehub.com/lexicon/amos/7-1.htm

(just a random bible verse,but it gives you an illustration of what you can do with this tool)