Earliest Newe Testament translations
Subtitle: an interlinear comparison in modern English
By: compiled by Clayton G. Porter
Publisher: CreateSpace
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Lexington, Ky.
Language: enm
Number of pages: 716
ISBN-13: 9781440425790; 9781440425868
First sentence: This comparison was compiled for non-academics and academics alike to allow for quick, convenient and accurate comparison of the very first translations of the Word of God into the English language.
Description: This is a 2-volume comparison of the earliest translations of the New Testament into English. Included in this study are the 1382 Wycliffe, the 1395 Purvey (also known as the later Wycliffe), both the 1526 and the 1534 Tyndales, the 1599 Geneva, and the 1611 King James. The spelling has been updated to modern standards to improve readability, but all of the original wording has been retained for historical accuracy. - Publisher.
Notes: Publication location from page [658] of volume 1.
Table of contents: label: Volume 1
title: The Gospels; label: Volume 2
title: Acts, the Epistles, Revelation