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The translation of the Holy Scriptures. A lecture ...
A letter to the Right Hon. Lord Palmerston ... for a revision of the authorised translation of the Holy Scriptures.
Notes on the proposed amendment of the authorised version of the Holy Scriptures.
Revision; or The pruning knife: a few practical suggestions on the Bible question.
Select passages of the Old and New Testaments, newly translated from the Hebrew and Greek /
A brief statement of facts on the version question; in reply to a tract on the same subject by "O.P.Q." /
Biblical revision; considerations in favour of a revised translation of Holy Scripture.
Revision of the Authorised Version; the English Bible and our duty with regard to it ... /
Bible revision and translation. An argument for holding fast what we have.
Revision of translations of the Holy Scriptures: an argument against objectors.
A warning voice to the archbishops, bishops and clergy of the United Kingdom, and to the ministers and congregations of every Protestant denomination, on the proposed re-translation of the Bible and the suppressed Scriptures, containing all the Gospels, Epistles, and other sacred books of the New Testament ... translated out of the original tongues and received as genuine by the primitive Christians in the first four centuries, but since declared apocryphal by the Roman Catholic Council of Nice, and not included by Protestant compilers of the Scriptures; including the original Apostles' Creed.
The Bible, the Irish National Board of Education, and the Archbishop of Dublin, being the reprint of part of a letter, written in reply to the assertion of his Grace, that "the authorised version" of the Scriptures is not "the Bible" ...
The Bible and Lord Shaftesbury: an examination of the positions of His Lordship respecting the Holy Scriptures, delivered at a public meeting of the Bible Society at Oxford, on Wednesday, November 27th, 1856: in a letter to John D. Macbride, Esq., D.C.L.
Reasons for holding fast the authorized English version of the Bible.
A plea for an edition of the authorized version of Holy Scripture, with explanatory and emendatory marginal readings: being the substance of a speech addressed, on the 6th of January 1857, in support of a resolution on the above subject, to the general meeting of the Society for promoting Christian knowledge ...
Two discourses on the history of the authorized version of the Bible, and the expediency of its revision by public authority ...
Will the version by the five clergymen help Dr. Biber? or, an examination of Dr. Biber's plan of editing the authorized version with marginal renderings: including some remarks upon the "Revised version of St. John's Gospel" /
The Bible and its revisers: letters to and in reply to letters from, James Heywood, Esq., M.P., and the Rev. W. Selwyn, D.D. /