Which King James Bible?, asks Michael Bird

May 28, 2011 Todd Littleton Featured, Religion, Theology 1 Comment

Which Bible translation do you use? One of our men was told the only Bible is the KJV because it was not copyrighted. Can’t make that one up. Here is a piece that puts the “KJV Only” folks in the same dilemma. Which translation?

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1 comment on “Which King James Bible?, asks Michael Bird”

  1. Blake says:
    May 28, 2011 at 10:34 pm

    Actually, it still is under copyright in the UK. The copyright for the KJV and the Book of Common Prayer are owned by the Crown.

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