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The King James only controversy by James R. White · Booklabria

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The King James only controversy

BibleTextual Criticism

The King James only controversy

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First published: 1995
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

"A thoroughly researched discussion of the development of Bible translations ancient and modern, including key differences between versions such as the New International, New American Standard Bible, and the Authorized Version of 1611"--Provided by publisher.

Subjects: Bible
Textual Criticism
Versions
Criticism, Textual
Bible, versions, english
Bijbelvertalingen

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