Anglo-American Bible revision
By: by members of the American Revision Committee.
Publisher: Bible House
Published: 1879
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 192
Subjects: Bible -- Versions
Table of contents: value: The authorized version and English versions on which it is based, by C.P. Krauth; The English Bible as a classic, T.W. Chambers; Reasons for a new revision, T.D. Woolsey; The current version and present needs, G.E. Hare; The Hebrew text of the Old Testament, Howard Osgood; Hebrew philology and Biblical science, W.H. Green; Helps for translating the Hebrew Scriptures at the time the Ancient version was made, G.E. Day; Inaccuracies of the authorized version of the Old Testament, Joseph Packard; The New Testament text, Ezra Abbot; Inaccuracies of the authorized version in respect grammar and Exegesis, A.C. Kendrick; True conservatism in respect to changes in the English Greek text, Timothy Dwight; The Greek verb in the New Testament, M.B. Riddle; Unwarranted verbal differences and agreements in the English version, J.H. Thayer; Archaisms; or, Obsolete and unusual words and phrases in the English Bible, Howard Crosby; The proper names of the Bible, C.A. Aiken; The use of italics in the English Bible, Thomas Chase; Paragraphs, chapters, and verses of the Bible, James Strong; Revision of the Scriptures and church authority, Alfred Lee.