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Thou Sayest??- Do you wonder why we chose to use the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible in this publication? Here are a few reasons:

1. The KJV is public domain. It may be distributed without royalty or copyright concerns.
2. The KJV is a literal translation. It preserves the word order & idioms of the original language. While word pictures from another time & culture may at first confuse the modern reader, once they are understood they provide a depth of meaning which is often absent from interpretive translations.
3. The KJV old english can be an aid to memory.

• an English Dictionary,
• a Dictionary of Bible Words,
• a modern language translation of the Bible (such as the NKJV-New King James Version, NIV-New International Version, NASV-New American Standard Version).

• Help with Thee's & Thou's.
• The King James Bible Companion- Definitions of more than 500 archaic words used in the KJV Bible. (Also accessed via the Glossary button on the button bar.)

The Editor of these studies, David Wurm, graduated in 1971 from Philadelphia College of Bible, Phila., PA. Since then, most of his ministry has been in Alaska. For more than a decade, he served several small villages as a circuit riding pastor, traveling primarily by small aircraft. In recent years, he has been active in Bible preaching and teaching at churches in the Fairbanks area. (See contact information below.)

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