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HSV is een „revisie” van de oude Statenvertaling uit 1637 in meer hedendaags Nederlands.

A conservative revison of the KJV, in which obsolete words and constructions are replaced with modern equivalents.

An abridgment of the King James Version, w/Apocrypha. This version expands the text with alternative renderings and explanations added in parentheses, brackets, and other typographical devices.

Holy Bible: The New King James Version: Containing the Old and New Testaments.

The Holy Bible: 21st Century King James Version.

Same as KJV but with modern word endings Translater.

Modern English Version, The Holy Bible
Passio (KJV based) Charisma House.

A modern-spelling edition of their 14th century Middle English translation, the first complete English vernacular version < by Terence P. Noble.

In this revision of the KJV Whiston adopts the readings of the three earliest (“primitive”) manuscripts which were then known to scholars. The Gospels and Acts are revised according to the Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis, the Pauline epistles according to Codex Claromontanus, and the rest according to Codex Alexandrinus. Whiston’s source of information for the readings of these manuscripts was the apparatus of Mill 1707. This Greek-English diglot gave side-by-side the Greek text of Griesbach 1805 and a revision of Thomas Belsham's English version (1808). Also in 1823 Kneeland issued The New Testament: Being the English Only of the Greek and English Testament, etc., in one volume. Like Belsham, Kneeland was a Unitarian, and also a Universalist. He changed several verses of Belsham's version according to his own opposition to the doctrine of eternal punishment. He later renounced Christianity altogether, and became a deist. For a discussion of his version see Paul Gutjahr, An American Bible, pages 95-100.

A revision of the KJV by Archbishop Newcome, based on the text of Griesbach 1774. This was the first English version to represent Griesbach’s new critical text. In this revision of the KJV Whiston adopts the readings of the three earliest (“primitive”) manuscripts which were then known to scholars. The Gospels and Acts are revised according to the Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis, the Pauline epistles according to Codex Claromontanus, and the rest according to Codex Alexandrinus. Whiston’s source of information for the readings of these manuscripts was the apparatus of Mill 1707.

Second edition, 1844; third edition, 1856; fourth edition, 1859; fifth edition, 1862; seventh edition, 1881. A translation of Griesbach 1805, by a Unitarian. Sharpe also published a light revision of the KJV Old Testament in 1865. A one-volume edition of the complete Bible appeared in the year of his death 1881.

Cone and Wyckoff were Baptists, and founders of the American Bible Union. Their limited revision of the King James Version substitutes 'immerse' for 'baptise'. The Commonly Received Version of the New Testament of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, with Several Hundred Emendations, edited by Spencer H. Cone and William H. Wyckoff.

A revision of the KJV New Testament. (by Nestle's resultant text) prepared with the assistance of eminent scholars and issued by Samuel Lloyd, a life govenor of the British and foreign Bible Society, as his memorial of the Society's centenary, 1904, with preface by the Bishop of Durham.

The King James text with archaic expressions replaced by modern English. The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ: the Letchworth version in modern English by T.F. Ford and R.E. Ford.

8 english versions of Genesis from Tydale to KJV.

The New Testament was a new revision of the 1891 revision of the American Bible Union 1862-1863 version.

Updated 1572 was base text for KJV.

The Holy Scriptures, Translated and Corrected by the Spirit of Revelation, by Joseph Smith, Jr. the Seer. Plano, Illinois: Published by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

Stresses literary qualities of the Bible w/Apocrypha.

Based on the King James Version.

Is an update of the KJV.

NT ASV based.

English translation of the Bible from the Masoretic and Textus Receptus Hebrew/Greek texts.
A 'Literal' translation with the readability of a NKJV or MKJV.

Based on Codex Sinaiticus. The Gospels are presented synoptically in parallel columns.

Sacred Name Bible, Updated King James Version.