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In this video I look at the changes to the Bible that occurred between 1611 and 1769. I will
show that these changes are based on font, spelling, and printer error. I discuss the difficult
manual printing techniques that would have been used to publish the KJV in 1611, and why
it would be almost impossible to avoid errors in the earliest printings.
There were many thousands of changes related to SPELLING and FONT. But the actual
word changes amounted to only 400 for the total Bible. That comes out to roughly 1 printing
error for every 3 chapters. By 1638, 72% of these errors were fixed. All of the corrections
were finished by 1769, and the King James Bible went on to become the greatest book
ever in the history of the world!
show that these changes are based on font, spelling, and printer error. I discuss the difficult
manual printing techniques that would have been used to publish the KJV in 1611, and why
it would be almost impossible to avoid errors in the earliest printings.
There were many thousands of changes related to SPELLING and FONT. But the actual
word changes amounted to only 400 for the total Bible. That comes out to roughly 1 printing
error for every 3 chapters. By 1638, 72% of these errors were fixed. All of the corrections
were finished by 1769, and the King James Bible went on to become the greatest book
ever in the history of the world!
