King James Bible +
29
ASO score
Text
39/100
Reviews
0/100
Graphic
42/100
Other
0/100
App Rating
5
Votes
1
App Age
8m 20d
Last Update
Mar 31, 2025
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6y 3m
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$45
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Update Frequency
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263d
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38d
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Title Length
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18
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26
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Subtitle Length
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24
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28
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-14%
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Description Length
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1 448
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2 891
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Number of Screenshots
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80
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1153
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Size
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62MB
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271MB
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-77
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King James Bible +
Subtitle
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King James Bible Offline
Description
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King James Bible remains one of the most recognized and widely used translations in the English-speaking world. Born in the 17th century amidst intense theological and political debates in England, it became the official version for church readings. Its influence extended beyond religious settings, shaping the cultural and social fabric of England, Scotland, and Ireland, and later reaching a global audience.
A Historic and Cultural Legacy
More than just a translation, this version has played a key role in spreading Christianity and the English language worldwide. Its textual foundation, strong connection to tradition, and historical impact have made it a subject of ongoing discussion and study.
Original Texts and Translation
The Old Testament was based on the Hebrew Bible of the time, particularly the second edition of the "Rabbinical Bible" (Miqra'ot Gedolot), published in 1524-1525. This edition included the Hebrew text alongside the Targum and commentaries from prominent scholars such as Rashi, Abraham Ibn Ezra, and David Kimchi.
For the New Testament, the translators referenced the Complutensian Polyglot Bible, printed in 1514 in Alcalá, Spain, but published in 1522. Another key influence was the Greek New Testament by Desiderius Erasmus, first released in 1516 along with his new Latin translation.
Discover the historical and cultural significance of this Bible version and access its texts conveniently, even offline.}
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