The King James Bible
by King James translators (1611)
- Length
- 405 mornings, about 2,000 words a reading
About the book
The King James Bible is the English translation of the Bible made under King James I of England, who approved the plan for it in 1604. About fifty scholars, working in groups at Westminster, Oxford and Cambridge, prepared it, and it was first published in 1611. For centuries it was the most widely read Bible in English, and many of its phrases have passed into everyday speech and literature.
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One reading every morning by 6am ET, for 405 mornings. Enter your email and we’ll send a link to confirm it. Your welcome email comes as soon as you confirm, and day 1 the next morning. A book you’ve stopped before picks up where you left off instead.
