Oxford & Cambridge Revisions
This short video explains essential differences between the first publication of the 1611 AKJB and subsequent revisions, purported to be translations.
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Okay, Thank you
Keep it around for reference. I still have mine, and sometimes compare various verses with the 1611 AKJB.
What are we to do with the old corrupt KJV Bibles given to us by our folks or purchased by us before knowing the truth?
I believe he died in debtor's prison, if my memory serves me.
That article is a joke. The so-called second printing of the 1611 was so corrupted that Barker, the printer, was sued for producing it, and eventually he ended up in debtor's court, and bankrupt.
I just scanned that article. "Already Corrected" needs changed to "already corrupted"! I would take a pre-1611 translation any day over anything after.
I wouldn't spend too much time on bible protector. It primarily promotes Bibles that largely agree with the Blaney 1769 KJV, and that being the so-called Pure Cambridge.
Yes found that too - "PURIFICATION SIX: In 1769, Blayney" So they gave themselves away there. Purification was already complete. Subtlety in their words.
What do you guys think of the article I just sent you is it true please give it a read
http://www.bibleprotector.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=56
I've found that not everything that claims to be a first printing is a first printing. Unless the text matches the text held in the British Museum, it isn't a first printing.
They claim that they are 1611 first printings. I bought an 1841 Bagster's Hexapla facsimile (which has very valuable English Bible history) from them and they are very responsive to email. I planned on asking those exact questions if I was to order one. Here is the site if you want to check it out. They have a smaller one also. https://thebiblemuseum.com/product/1611-king-james-kjv-bible-deluxe-synthetic-leather-puilpit-folio-size-edition/
http://www.bibleprotector.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=56
I'm not familiar with the Bible Museum. Have you compared Genesis 3:5, Song of Solomon 2:7 and Ezekiel 24:7 among other verses? Do they agree with the Hendrickson and the Oxford Quatercentenary?
I asked about he VS she with one that looked identical and to my surprise they said he. That was the KJV store. I have a copy myself of the one that says he. It was one sold in places like Wallmart. I ordered it at the beginning and kept it but never read it after I got the Hendrickson and saw the former said he.
Good morning! I am starting to think God won't let them tamper with the first printing! Luckily Hendrickson Rose (although printing loads of nonsense) prints a good quality cheap copy. I plan on buying a couple of cases to give out. I think the facsimile from The Bible Museum out of Arizona is the first printing also if anyone likes the black letter.