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Oh indeed; and it's a version I use and encourage others to use. (Interestingly, the really thoroughgoing Puritans - more or less the antecedents of today's independent evangelicals or even Fundamentalists - wouldn't use the KJV until decades after 1611, when the Geneva Bible was less and less...

Did you feel that you were being particularly brave when it was been needled in? I think a Psalm quote can make a good tattoo, although of course the longer quotes might end up being rather sore, at least, for a while...

Sounds good! though in print we can't hear ppl's accents! :)

Interesting verse there also! :)

These forums can always be an instrument of blessing through the Scriptures, right? :)

Hi; Ivor; God bless His Word to you.

Yes, this is true. Seems like the Puritan party wanted more influence within the Anglican system. While James 1 wanted a new version to neuter the Puritans. They then "agreed"...

The Puritans were not strong Episcopalians, generally.

@VictoryinJesus Something to do with Israel's mingling with the nations? Malachi indicates that Israel needed purging, refining...

Well, a tasteful faith based one might in some circumstances at least be more mainstream than Charlie Brown for Christmas... (as per your comment on the other thread). :)

Rather novel...

Some of the Geneva notes are very interesting and even helpful.

Hidden In Him: I think there is a classic simplicity about one small stud in each ear. It can sometimes work for both genders, I reckon, anyway. We are all different.

Good to get the right priority here! :)

The believer may be assured: "absent from the body"; "present with the Lord" (2 Corinthians 5.8).

2 Corinthians 9.15. "Thanks be unto God for His unspeakable gift/"

Great verses there!

PS: @"ByGrace" Do you like this Psalm display? (after all, it's on a man rather than a lady).

We are not in any case 'looking for' antichrist; rather, we need to keep 'looking unto Jesus, the Author and Finisher of our faith' (Hebrews 12.2). :)

God is pleased to lead seekers more fully into His Word, for the glory of His beloved Son and His work at the Cross! :)