Geneva Bible

[kevinmiller]

Just like Baptists, no single church is the same. The Korean Presbyterian Church is more like PCA, I would imagine, as opposed to PCUSA. They're fairly conservative here, whatever that means, since that's a rather relative term. :frog
Not as much as Baptists, perhaps, but few people are. lol

[Will]

candlelight: Thanks for the olive branch. However' date=' I'm not voicing "my" faith, I'm voicing "our" faith. If you believe that there is one God, who sent his only begotten son to die for our sins, and that whosoever beleiveth in him shall have ever lasting life, then you share the same faith as I do no matter what the sign in front of your church says.[/quote']

Not quite. The differences are not as minute as you think they are.

[Jerry]

If Anglican and Baptist were the same, I would never have had to wander for years in darkness caused by the supposedly solid teachings from the Anglican church I attended as a teenager. Guess I just didn't know that they taught the truth - and yet somehow years later as a Baptist, I still can't see it. Oh well, dream on...

[Guest Guest]

well... back on the main topic... the King James Version was actually somewhat based on the Geneva Bible, although much more so on the Bishop's Bible... just a little trivia for ya.

[Guest Guest]

Bump...for Kevin Miller. The information on "spriritual Gifts" is on page 12. Name, Location, Address, Phone #, Etc....


Thanks, Mr. Dude for pulling up this thread. Oh...and, welcome to Online Baptist. Happy Posting to you! :thumb

[kevinmiller]

Ah, thanks Candle!

[deafnva77]

well... back on the main topic... the King James Version was actually somewhat based on the Geneva Bible' date=' although much more so on the Bishop's Bible... just a little trivia for ya.[/quote']

yes, I read about that. It also had alot of footnotes.

KJV removed them.

[Guest Guest]

Which KJV?

[deafnva77]

http://www.solagroup.org/articles/histo ... _0015.html
http://logosresourcepages.org/History/geneva_bible.htm

This is the best I can find..


Those marginal notes of Geneva remind me of scofield bible today in my opinion (not that I have anything against scofield bible , although it does have some errors)

[Guest Guest]

Try this website:


http://www.tbaptist.com/zoom/search.php?


Go to Study-Aids, etc. (margin)....Then, Books and Tracts. You will see Book List, Tract List, and Tracts by Category. Click on Tract List. Tracts (Grouped according to price). You want A Tracts. #A-210 HOW WE GOT OUR BIBLE.

Tract #A-210 Order Form
TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH
1911 34th St., E.L. Bynum, Pastor
P.O. Box 3100, Lubbock, TX 79452

[Guest Guest]

Can you not give me a straight answer??? Give me a straight answer, either you do or don't know!

[Guest Guest]

Can you not give me a straight answer??? Give me a straight answer' date=' either you do or don't know![/quote']


Our KJV 1611 AV was a continuation of both the Geneva Bible and the Bishop's Bible. This website is very good, though, and you can read the history on the Bibles. I just posted it, b/c I won't use plagiarize their materials. :Green If you read the excerpt it will tell you a lot.