Interesting finds in the BOYD document before the KJB.

[GodisgraciousR325]

This is some pictures from here: Bodleian Library Arch. A b.18 - Universal Viewer

It seems to be styled in the King James typeface; page layout, and was printed by Robert Barker in 1602. Fascinating it saith the "Queen's printer."

Here are some photos:

New Testament cover:



Note: new versions remove "of Christ" in Romans 1, and its nice they put the verses on the bottom about upholding the word of God.


Coverpage of the Acryophal (NOTE: I DO NOT BELIEVE ITS DOCTRINAL, IT WAS THERE FOR HISTORICAL PURPOUSES AND TO REBUKE CATHOLICK DOCTRINE.)



Table of 70 weeks of Daniel and a list to our Saviour, Christ.



Page 785 if wish to learn more.

 

[Logos1560]

Fascinating it saith the "Queen's printer."

In 1602, England did not have a king. Queen Elizabeth was the ruler of England so the printer would be the printer for the Queen.

Elizabeth I (7 September 1533 – 24 March 1603)

 

[GodisgraciousR325]

In 1602, England did not have a king. Queen Elizabeth was the ruler of England so the printer would be the printer for the Queen.

Elizabeth I (7 September 1533 – 24 March 1603)

Okay, make sense.

Thanks for the history lesson, grateful.

 

[Scarlett O.]

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