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Mentioned in 13 episodes

King James Bible

The Authorized Version

Book • 1611

Various Authors

The King James Bible, also known as the Authorized Version, was commissioned by King James I of England to resolve disputes over different translations of the Bible.

It was translated by 54 scholars over seven years, using the best Hebrew, Greek, and Latin texts available.

The KJV consists of 66 books: 39 in the Old Testament and 27 in the New Testament.

It was first published in 1611 and has since become a cornerstone of English-speaking Christianity, known for its poetic and influential language.

Mentioned by

Sarah Churchwell

Justin Brierley

Stephen K. Bannon

Mentioned in 13 episodes

Mentioned by

Jon Stewart

in a hypothetical scenario where there would only be one book in the world.

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Mentioned by

Tammy Peterson

from which she extracted intention of the rosary.

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Mentioned by

Sarah Churchwell

as the first authoritative Bible in English, meant to unite Protestant traditions.

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Mentioned by

Brad Wilcox

when discussing the teachings of Jesus Christ.

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Mentioned by Stephen Wedgworth as the crown jewel of English literature and a stabilizing feature of culture.

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Mentioned in reference to advancements made in translations since its production 400 years ago.

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Mentioned by

Deontay Kyle

as a version of the Bible used to manipulate black people during slavery.

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Mentioned by Douglas Murray, when talking about the jewels and gems of the church in England.

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Mentioned by

Bryan Kelly

as someone he was really into back when he was doing street evangelism.

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Mentioned as the most widely read book in the English language.

Episode 181: Heaven and Earth

Mentioned by

Stephen K. Bannon

in the context of evaluating the authenticity of a text message.

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Neal Sendlak

mentions that he had a disagreement about the King James Bible before leaving his church.

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Mentioned by

Justin Brierley

as an example of a Bible translation that young people are buying.

Justin Brierley

The King James Bible was published in 1611, and the impact of that translation on the English language was examined.

Episode 182: World of Confusion

Mentioned by Wesley Viner as one of a series of very famous English Bibles.

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Mentioned by

Guy Sharett

to provide an English translation of Psalms 1, verse 3.

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Mentioned in the context of Michal having five sons.

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Mentioned by

Bijan Omrani

as a book that formed part of his education.

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Mentioned by

Garry Stevens

, who states that the Septuagint was the basis for it.

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Mentioned by

Russell Brand

in a discussion about the Bible and its relevance to modern life.

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