Its (Geneva Bible) Greek to me LOl. I think it can serve a purpose
what is your go to Study Bible?
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My husband is a history nut and loves all things reformation, and the Geneva Bible was the first Bible to ever come to the shores of the U.S., so, of course he has one.
Esv SB probably best one out there, but is written from a baptist reformed perspective, and ye speakith not thine English of the Geneva then?
Hahaha
That was considered to be the Niv of the day!
Would be nice to have them bring out a version in modernized English, kind of like what the Nkjv did for the Kjv! Call in the New geneva!
Piece of cake! lol!
Here is one of my Bible collections, the English Polyglot Bible. The fonts are so tiny. It's origins go back to Spain and the 16th century.
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I wish publishers would produce more individual books of the Bible rather than have it all in one volume.
Why because it's easier to share it that way. And it would be a bit cheaper too. Also people could collect them. The fonts could be bigger and more spaced out. Even dyslexic readers could read them.
For example, nobody is really going to buy say the collected works of Shakespeare in one massive volume because it is way too heavy and big to fit in your schoolbag. I look at those one volumes collections in the bookstore (Jane Austen, Charles Dickens and Sherlock Holmes) that run to over 1000 pages and think yea they'd make a good doorstop.
Why because it's easier to share it that way. And it would be a bit cheaper too. Also people could collect them. The fonts could be bigger and more spaced out. Even dyslexic readers could read them.
For example, nobody is really going to buy say the collected works of Shakespeare in one massive volume because it is way too heavy and big to fit in your schoolbag. I look at those one volumes collections in the bookstore (Jane Austen, Charles Dickens and Sherlock Holmes) that run to over 1000 pages and think yea they'd make a good doorstop.