Sunday, February 12, 2012
A joy to read
The most distinctive feature of The New Cambridge Paragraph Bible is its appearance. The text is printed in paragraphs, not with each verse starting a new line. There is a single column of text on each page, not two columns. Quotation marks are used, and the spelling of some words has been modernized - something that is especially useful when an archaic spelling of a word now spells a different word (for example, “brake” has been changed to “broke”). All these features make this new edition of the King James Bible very attractive and a joy to read.
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