1599 Geneva Bible (Family Edition)

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The Geneva Bible is the Bible of “firsts”: It was the first Bible to qualify as a study Bible, providing readers with copious notes, cross-references, and commentary about the original manuscripts. It was the first Bible to be printed in a portable and affordable edition. And it was the first Bible to assign chapter and verse numbers, facilitating the location of passages, memorization, and recitation — and the nurture of a nation of Bible readers.

The Geneva Bible inspired those who championed self-government and civic virtue. Its mighty influence was manifest in the lives of Knox, Cromwell, and Shakespeare. And it was the 1599 Geneva Bible that the Pilgrims read as they arrived in the New World in 1620, deriving principles from its pages that helped lay the foundation-stones of liberty in the western hemisphere.

We're pleased to announce the re-release of the Geneva Bible in a superior quality genuine leather binding edition that features word-for-word accuracy with the 1599 Geneva Bible; original cross references; original study notes by Reformers; genuine leather; modern spelling; and easy-to-read print. Now you can own this lost treasure of Christendom.

Binding: Genuine Leather
Physical Info: 11.6 x 8.9 x 2.6 inches (6.4 lbs)
US SRP: $ 129.95 US
Pub Date: Sep 21, 2007

Publisher: Tolle Lege Press

Free CD-ROM includes the 1599 Geneva Bible, Apocrypha and Metrical Psalms
read as they arrived in the New World in 1620, deriving principles from its pages that helped lay the foundation-stones of liberty in the western hemisphere.

1599 Geneva Bible (Family Edition) Geneva Bibles
	Item#	Binding	isbn - 10	Price
	9780975484647	Burgundy Genuine Leather	0975484648	99.95
1599 Geneva Bible (Burgundy Family Edition)

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