This is the 1611 KJV BIBLE. It contains old English. Europeans intended spellings and their own translations of the language of…

Dec 30, 2018 - This is the 1611 KJV BIBLE. It contains old English. Europeans intended spellings and their own translations of the language of the biblical people are all totally or mostly different from today. Jerusalem: "Hierusalem" (sounds like Heru-salem) "Herero people" Jews: "Iewes" (spellelled almost exactly like the tribe in Ghana and Togo called "Ewes")

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