I voted old, but what I would really prefer is a combination of the two, as follows:
At 1st level, "Chosen of the Gods" from the older version: Choose a Domain, learn the granted spells.
At 1st level, "Favored by the Gods" from the newer version: once per short or long rest, you can roll 2d4 when you miss with an attack roll or fail a saving throw, and thereby possibly change the outcome.
At 6th level, "Blessed Countenance" from the newer version: one appearance "ribbon" feature, and double proficiency where your proficiency applies to a CHA check. (Not the "Extra Attack" from the older version, because Clerics mostly don't get those in 5E. If you want it that much, go Cleric with the War Domain.)
At 14th level, "Divine Wings" from the older version: Be able to manifest a set of wings (is says "pair") and gain a flying speed. (Not the immunities of the newer version, because unbalanced.)
At 18th level, "Power of the Chosen" from the older version, because you don't have to be "bloodied" to use it, so you have more control over that.
I'm at odds. I like the previous favored soul more as well a favored soul, that one paints the right picture of the favored soul, weapon wielding winged divine caster. But I like the flexibility of the new favored soul, how it expands your options when picking spells. In a way I like the new one the more, but that is not a favored soul. I would prefer to have both just the second one with a different name.

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.