Where can you get King James version Bible subheadings?

Answer 1

There were no subheadings in the original King James Bible.

If you do find the KJB with subheadings or subtitles, they were placed there by the editor of that particular publisher or by someone who desired that publication to be produced.

The next best option that I can suggest is to obtain royalty free sub titles from another source and add them yourself.

It may prove to be a tedious task, but once finished, you should have a proper KJB with adequate subheadings.

I would suggest looking at the Matthew Henry Concise Commentary which should be copyright free and rewrite the subheadings that he used in his commentary.

They are somewhat wordy, but you can pare down the words to a proper length.

Most subheadings contain only a few words with most about 4-5 words long and perhaps a few dozen with 7-8 words long.

My second suggestion is to create separate paragraphs in the KJB when the thought train of thought is finished in particular portion of the chapter you are reading.

After you divide the chapters into the paragraphs you think are appropriate, you can compare it to a modern bible that is subdivided thus.

Be warned even the paragraph divisions of most modern bibles are copyrighted as are their subheadings.

Hope this helps.