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It's actually very significant for both religious and literary reasons. And you've also got your historical periods wrong—the King James Bible was produced in t
by wyclif 11y ago
It's actually very significant for both religious and literary reasons. And you've also got your historical periods wrong—the King James Bible was produced in the Early Modern period, not the Middle Ages.
- baldfat 11y agoI was 100% wrong in time period (It was late is my only excuse) Theologically not important find. There are no doctrines that are followed by King James version that is refuted in other versions. No doctrine is founded upon a specific version. Also they are books in the Apocrypha which are not used by Catholic, Orthodox or Protestant for making doctrine. They are more like suggested reading except with Eastern Orthodox which canonized 3 Esdras, 4 Esdras and the Prayer of Manasseh.