I myself don't have a printed copy of the KJV complete with the Apocrypha.
If anyone on this list has one, could I have a yes / no answer as to whether
any of the Apocryphal books contain http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilcrow
pilcrow ¶ signs.
My gut feeling is that most (if not all) online digi
I have a hard copy that is KJV Old Testament and parallel KJV and RV
New Testament, put out around 1884 or so, right before the Revised
Version Old Testament was released. The Apocrypha only appears in a
single translation which I assume means that it is the KJV
translation. I just spot-checked t
According to the wiki article on the Revised Version, my apocrypha
must by the King James translation, since the RV of the apocrypha was
not released until 1895.
--Greg
On Mon, Apr 25, 2011 at 1:27 PM, Greg Hellings wrote:
> I have a hard copy that is KJV Old Testament and parallel KJV and RV
>
A facsimile of the 1611 KJV printing can be viewed at
http://www.archive.org/stream/holybiblefacsimi00polluoft#page/n1152/mode/1up
(Opens at the beginning of the apocrypha).
I see pilcrows at the title of each book and one appearing at I Esdras 2:8, I
Esdras 3:13, I Esdras 4:13, ... I'm not
My print copy does have the one at I Esdras 2:8 but not at 3:13. 4:13 I
already mentioned.
While the facsimile is nice, it is not particularly relevant for us. Our KJV
is not the KJV of 1611 but rather of 1769 or whatever the date was, so we
should not base our module off of that facsimile.
--Gre
