Holy Bible: King James Version KJV (hard cover)

Holy King James Bible KJV, kjvtex compact A5-880 hard cover

The entire King James Bible (KJV), from Genesis to Revelation: just the words, completely without commentary.  The Authorised Version (AV) of the Bible was translated into modern English from printed editions of the Hebrew and Greek received text.  It was published in 1611 with the authorisation of King James of England. This modern printed edition has the spelling and punctuation revisions of 1769.   This is the correct Bible in English,and this is the translation you must read - it is the old one, not one of the new ones that have all of the sharp edges and inconvenient words removed.  

Specifications:

• Pages: 880 pages
  
• Font size: 8.4pt font, 9pt line spacing, 7mm margins
• Weight: 485g
• Dimensions: 141mm wide × 203mm high × 30mm thick
• Cover: hard cover (black novalite)
  
• Bookmark: 1 Ribbon bookmark (black)
• Table of contents, with reading check boxes
  
• One-page word list
• One-page topic list

Features:

• Simplicity: This Bible is printed without notes and commentary. It speaks for itself.
• Economy: White space has been kept to a minimum, in order to make the text size as large as possible for the number of pages.
• Presentability: It's got a good looking hard cover, and a large text size.
• Open source: The source code to generate the print files is available online (includes layout generator, source text, source  fonts) (project name on github is "kjvtex")

• You need a Bible that works without batteries.
• This Bible is as big as a diary, and fits in your handbag, work bag, or hand.  Unlike a diary, it is the word of God.
• This Bible is a true translation of the received text (Greek) and the Masoretic Text (Hebrew).
• This Bible is free from the corruptions in modern Bibles, and has the correct Acts 8:37 ("I believe"), 1 John 5:7 ("the Father, the Word and the Holy Ghost"), and all other verses.
• This Bible is free from the corruptions introduced by spurious modern ideas about translation (e.g. dynamic equivalence, and uneducated new ideas about ancient grammar.)
• Product of South Africa (Can any good thing come out of South Africa? come and see.)