Joseph Smith's Translation of the Bible: The Joseph Smith Translation and the King James Translation in Parallel Columns By Kent P. Jackson
Joseph Smith's Translation of the Bible: The Joseph Smith Translation and the King James Translation in Parallel Columns By Kent P. Jackson
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A Latter-day Saint Edition of the Entire Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible
Latter-day Saints are familiar with the Joseph Smith Translation because of the excellent selection of excerpts included in the standard works. What many do not realize, however, is that the Prophet's Bible revision contains more than those excerpts and is a text that starts at Genesis and ends at Revelation. Joseph Smith made changes in about 3,600 existing verses of the Bible (about 12 percent of the total) and added thousands of words of new text. This volume contains all the changes and all the new words—all the scriptural text that he and his scribes recorded ion the manuscripts they prepared for publication—in standardized spelling and punctuation and conveniently arranged in columns opposite the words of the King James translation.
Hard cover.
Latter-day Saints are familiar with the Joseph Smith Translation because of the excellent selection of excerpts included in the standard works. What many do not realize, however, is that the Prophet's Bible revision contains more than those excerpts and is a text that starts at Genesis and ends at Revelation. Joseph Smith made changes in about 3,600 existing verses of the Bible (about 12 percent of the total) and added thousands of words of new text. This volume contains all the changes and all the new words—all the scriptural text that he and his scribes recorded ion the manuscripts they prepared for publication—in standardized spelling and punctuation and conveniently arranged in columns opposite the words of the King James translation.
Hard cover.