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The king james version kjv, also called the authorised version av, is a 16041611 englishlanguage rendering of the christian bible undertaken by the established church of england and commissioned by king james, the namesake thereof, that is often considered to be one of the most beautiful and influential literary works in the history of. The second booke of the kings, commonly called the fourth booke of the kings. Langford first edition 1987, final edition 2003 introduction there are many ways the devil uses to divide christians so that our testimony before the world will be useless. A limited edition 1611 text of the kjv bible in genuine leather. The original king james bible 1611 pdf original bible. Giving you holy bibles the way they were originally printed. The 1611 edition kjv bible is a symbol of truth, beauty, and accuracy, and is the standard by which all english bibles should be measured. Any socalled 1611 king james version you buy today at the local christian bookstore is absolutely not the 1611. We both felt that the nasb, the niv, and the new king james, and the 1611 authorized king james were basically the same, with a few differences, but nothing major.
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