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| Document Type: | Book |
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| All Authors / Contributors: |
Ray Van Neste |
| ISBN: | 9781936670611 1936670615 |
| OCLC Number: | 823510011 |
| Description: | 294 p. : 23 cm. |
| Contents: | Forward / David S. Dockery -- Introduction / Ray Van Neste -- Setting from which the KJV emerged -- What makes the King James Version great? / Leland Ryken -- Tyndale's one thing: William Tyndale and the making of the English Bible / Timothy George -- The status of biblical authority among Europeans at the creation of the King James Bible / John D. Woodbridge -- "No new reformation" : Anglo-Saxon vernacular scripture in the mind of the reformers / Gavin Richardson -- Divine right or holy dissent? Conflicting versions of church and state in early seventeenth-century England / James A. Patterson -- Who appeals to Heaven? King James I and John Locke on scripture and political authority / Micah Watson -- Art, Iconoclasm, and the search for unity: reflections on Cornelis Boel's 1611 KJV title page design / Steve Halla -- Impact of the KJV -- "Therefore now put off thy ornaments" : the influence of the King James Bible in contemporary American poetry / Bobby C. Rogers -- "The very language of men" : biblical echos in Wordsworth's poetry / John Netland -- Only God speaks King James: the literary use of English Bible translations in Flannery O'Connor's The Violent Bear It Away / Scott Huelin -- "Give me also this power" : secular writers' simultaneous fascination with and denial of the power of the KJV / Gene C. Fant, Jr. -- Human nature and the veneration of the KJV / Justin Barnard -- Sounding through the centuries: the influence of the King James Version over four centuries of musical composition / Chris Matthews -- Isaac Newton's Bible: science and heresy in 17th century England / Jennifer Gruenke -- Not fundamentalist enough: John R. Rice and Bob Jones University fail the King James-Only test / Keith Bates -- Covenant, cannon, and culture: theological reflections on the cultural meaning of the King James Version / Bradley Glen Green -- A Bible for the people: the political and cultural impact of the vernacular Bible / Hunter Baker -- From John Wycliff to "King James only": how preaching created the KJV...and what happened next / C. Richard Wells. |
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