
Original Authors: Various
Date Written: 1611 AD
Commissioner: King James I of England
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The King James Bible: A Timeless Masterpiece of Sacred Scripture "The King James Bible," first published in 1611, is one of the most influential and widely read translations of the Bible. Commissioned by King James I of England, this translation aimed to provide an accurate and accessible version of the scriptures for English-speaking Christians. The King James Bible includes both the Old Testament and the New Testament, offering a comprehensive collection of sacred texts that have shaped the faith and practice of millions of believers. Renowned for its majestic prose and poetic beauty, the King James Bible has left an indelible mark on literature, language, and religious thought. Its enduring legacy continues to inspire and guide readers around the world.
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The King James Bible
Credit: King James Version (1611); Project Gutenberg digital edition
Summary: This edition offers the complete King James Version (1611) in a single, accessible digital format. It presents the full text of all 80 books traditionally included in the KJV, following the historic wording and structure that shaped English literature and Christian devotion for centuries. The Gutenberg edition provides a straightforward, unmodified transcription of the classic translation, making it a reliable digital counterpart to the traditional printed Bible.
Publication Date: 1611 (original translation); digital release 1989; last update 2024


