True, but I don't see any mention in the verse where Jesus told us what English translation was "inspired" and which ones weren't.
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I'm certain that is because there is no such version -- and because Jesus knew His words would live forever regardless of the language in which they were recorded. Which is good, because He spoke Aramaic and, because of the desire of God for His word to reach the whole world, He recorded it in three language which are dead as doornails -- they do not change, so they can be examined for accurate translation into the imperfect languages of today without fear that anything has been lost.
I'm certain that is because there is no such version -- and because Jesus knew His words would live forever regardless of the language in which they were recorded. Which is good, because He spoke Aramaic and, because of the desire of God for His word to reach the whole world, He recorded it in three language which are dead as doornails -- they do not change, so they can be examined for accurate translation into the imperfect languages of today without fear that anything has been lost.