Revised King James New Testament, 2000 Edition, edited by Brad Haugaard.

As in the 1998 edition, it maintain the feel of the King James Version, frequently using British spellings, and including much of the KJV syntax and even some antiquated words. It used the masculine in the old, gender-inclusive sense. Brackets [ ] enclose passages that are generally omitted in modern translations. The RKJ New Testament was developed using various modern translations but did not return to the original languages in developing it.