Publisher's Synopsis
This fascinating book provides an insider's view of the monumental task of revising the Authorized English Version of the Bible, a project that consumed the energies of some of America's most eminent biblical scholars from the late nineteenth to the early twentieth century. Drawing on a wealth of documentary evidence, the book offers insights into the intellectual, theological, and political challenges faced by the committee in its efforts to produce a revised version faithful to the original texts and to the needs of contemporary readers.
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