From Wycliff to Bible Code: How Preaching Created the KJV . . . And What Happened Then

Richard Wells

The KJV400 Festival was held September 15-17, 2011 on the Union University campus.  It was a festival that celebrated the broad cultural impact of
		the King James Version in honor of its 400th anniversary, and it featured addresses from Timothy George, Leland Ryken and John Woodbridge along with interdisiplinary analyses by Union faculty members.

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The KJV400 Festival was held September 15-17, 2011 on the Union University campus. It was a festival that celebrated the broad cultural impact of the King James Version in honor of its 400th anniversary, and it featured addresses from Timothy George, Leland Ryken and John Woodbridge along with interdisiplinary analyses by Union faculty members.

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