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King James Bible 1611 Annotate Purple Flower

The King James BKJ Annotate Bible stands out above all others because it was developed in conjunction with the greatest authorities of the time, under the supervision of one of the great men of the English monarchy, King James. King James's intention was to create a Bible accessible to the people and well-regarded by the great academics of that period. From these academics, fifty-four scholars were chosen, forty-seven of whom worked in groups on this endeavor for seven years.

The King James BKJ Annotate Bible was completed and printed in 1611 by Robert Barker and received great acceptance from the beginning by the academics and ecclesiastics of the time.
Because it has a poetic language, it is still read and studied today by great thinkers in religious and literary circles, and it is a working tool for renowned linguists, in addition, of course, to being the Word of God, and for this, its main reason, it brings words of love, hope, and refreshment to readers and Christians that transcends the period from 1611 to the present day, being something that was as close as possible to the original English translation.

With the King James BKJ Annotate Bible, everything that God speaks to your heart can be noted down at the very moment of reading, forming a file of spiritual experiences that will be available forever, that is, in the same way that you will have access to the Holy Scriptures, you will also have the option of consulting your comments, notes, and prayers next to the Bible itself.

About Bible Journaling: 
Bible Journaling is a technique originated in the United States and has gained many followers in Brazil. It is an artistic way to meditate on the word of God and connect with the Scriptures, because when you write, paint, or draw a certain text from the Bible, you also meditate on the verses and what the Lord is teaching. There is no right or wrong way to do Bible Journaling, it's not a rigid project, it's your moment of artistic expression and what you put on the pages is personal between you and God.