This translation of the word of God has its roots in classical England, in William Shakespeare's time, but also in the conflicts between kings and the Protestant church and in the intention of giving the people the Bible in their own language.

King James I was a lover of the Word of God and saw the people's need to clearly know the Word of God. For these reasons, when he received the invitation to assist in the translation of the Bible into the English language, he did not hesitate but gave himself wholeheartedly.

He selected fifty scholars, ensuring their knowledge so that the translation would be faithful. Today you have access to this faithful and rich translation that impacted a nation, a language, and several other Bible translations, in addition to its impact on faith, which became accessible to all Christians. Get the updated version of the King James Bible now and hold in your hands a bit of the history of Bible translations and the English language.