"Our Grand Old Bible" tells the story of the Authorized Version of the English Bible, written to commemorate its tercentenary. This book explores the historical context surrounding the creation of what is also known as the King James Bible, detailing the motivations, the scholars involved, and the impact this translation had on the English language and religious life. It explores the preceding versions and the political and religious climate of early 17th century England that led to its commission. This volume offers insights into the enduring legacy of this pivotal text, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the history of the Bible and its profound influence on English culture and beyond.

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