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In honor of the 400th anniversary of the Authorized Version 1611-2011

These marginal notes are available in scans and published reprints of the 1611, but we believe that listing them all together and in modern spelling makes it much easier to study the notes in depth, or to do quick visual scans. The digital text of the notes allows for keyword searches, among other advantages.

How this amazing missionary proved the Bible

By J. Hudson Taylor, D. D. Founder of the China Inland Mission
(Given at D. L. Moody's Northfield Conference, Summer, 1888)

Two questions have been put into my hands on the subject of inspiration.

One is: "'Are we not in the danger of trying to make Scripture mean too much—for instance, by insisting on verbal inspiration?" Well, dear friends; try and make it mean too much. Try and get half of its fullness. I don't think there is very much danger in this way.

Books by KJV translators

Digital versions of 13 of these books are available for free reading online. Access to digital versions of some of the other rare books are available through EEBO (Early English Books Online). Access to EEBO is provided through some university libraries. To see which libraries nearest to your location hold an item, we suggest doing a search at http://www.worldcat.org.

By Calvin George

Wine is a mocker, strong drink is raging: and whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise. Proverbs 20:1

By Calvin George

This article is available in Spanish

"It is never God’s will for a Christian to be poor"

Have you ever heard this? That statement may sound like music to your ears, and may even sound biblical. We are being barraged more and more by promises of riches on behalf of unscrupulous radio and television evangelists. They are taking advantage of people’s greed in attempts to attract more followers. Let’s take a look at the biblical perspective regarding riches and poverty, with minimal comments on my part.