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I would recommend the Geneva Bible in the link below. I know you were asking for a King James but it's real close as they were both essentially taken from the "Reformation" text. rolleyes2

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1599 GENEVA BIBLE

It was the first Bible, providing readers with copious notes, annotations, and commentary about the original manuscripts, clarification of ambiguous meanings, and cross references. It is a tribute to the intellectual integrity of the translaters that they also used italics for the interpolated words that were not in the original languages - helpful for the English vernacular, and the first - ever use of this tool in historical or literary analysis.


Chapter headings I copied for you. Geneses Chapter 1 1 God created the heaven and earth. 3 The light and the darkness, 8 The firmament, 9 He separateth the water from the earth. 16 He createth the sun, the moon, the stars. 21 He createth the fish, birds, beasts, 26 He createth man, and giveth him rule over all creatures, 29 And provideth nuture for man and beast.

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John Adams, the second president of the United States, wrote: "Let not Geneva be forgotten or despised. Religious liberty owes it most respect."