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Old Bible Versions
Has anyone here had an interest in pre-KJV Bibles such as the Wycliffe's New Testament, Tyndale's New Testament, Geneva Bible, and Bishop's Bible?
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You have one?
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Yes, I have facsimiles (exact duplicates of originals, not modern reprints) of:
1388 Wycliffe New Testament 1526 Tyndale's New Testament 1537 Matthew's Bible 1560 and 1599 Geneva Bibles 1611 Edition of the KJV. Most of these are available. |
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I have a interest in these,but I don't own any of them,but I have read some of the Geneva bible online.
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Yes! In fact, I referenced two of them [Tyndale and Geneva] this morning while pursuing a subject I'm studying. Very helpful! I don't have in possession either of these Bibles but the Internet makes them available which is great!
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I have a 1611 KJV. It's interesting to note that it contains Apocryphal books and includes at least one cross reference in the NT to an Apocryphal OT book.
I think that is kinda funny for those who insist on using KJV only but don't use the Apocrypha. I have a copy of the Geneva Bible but don't really read it much. |
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I like the Geneva Bible. It's the one that come over on the Mayflower, not the KJV. I love the study notes in it... they are not influnced by despensationalism... |
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This might help. http://wesley.nnu.edu/fileadmin/impo...dies/wycliffe/
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Check this out. http://www.genevabible.org/
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