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Does the Church of England endorse a particular Bible translation?
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∙ 12y ago
I don't know about now, but in 1611 the King of England, King James authorized a translation of The Bible to English to be read in Anglican churches.
They may have changed their mind since then, but probably not.
That's why I wonder why so many protestants think the King James Bible is the only version we should read. It was translated by a Non-Protestant denomination, and translated for a King, so the people translating it might have been concerned about offending the King, although there are not many places it seems like that. Before that was the Geneva version, and it's almost as good, the Old Testament is better in the King James version though. Nothing is comparable to the Psalms in the King James Version.
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