2011 is the 400th anniversary of the printing of the King James Bible. Many ecclesias will be using this topic in their preaching activities throughout this year. As readers may like to have an outline of how we came to have the Bible in English, and in particular the King James Version, or Authoris…
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In our last article we considered Wycliffe and his translation through to the time of the Council of Constance, 1414-1418, at which Council Hus was burnt at the stake as a heretic and Wycliffe was posthumously judged to be a heretic and his body exhumed and burnt in Lutterworth, England. We will now…
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The brief answer to the question above is: use any Bible that translates faithfully and accurately from the same Hebrew and Greek texts used in the production of the King James Bible in 1611.
The principal Hebrew text used for the Old Testament was the Masoretic Text collated by Jacob ben C…
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