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Tuesday, September 29, 2009

400th anniversary

It is almost 400 years ago that the King James version of the Bible was first published. It just so happens that the NIV is being revised and published 2011, exactly 400 years since the Authorised Version. I don't know what they are revising but if you had the chance what would you revise in the Bible?

I'd start with the adding a few books that were missed first time round and I'd have wee labels with every new edition so that people could stick one of them the margins at all the bits I'm not quite sure of.

And you...?

Posted at 11:58 PM in The lighter side, Thinking |

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