Articles
Why the King James Version Is Still My Favorite Bible
by Timothy D. Finlay, Ph.D., associate professor of Old Testament
I always come back to the King James Version. She calls to me, “Come, eat of my bread, and drink of the wine which I have mingled.” And I gladly obey.
The Influence of the King James Bible on English Literature
by James Hedges, Ph.D., professor of English emeritus
Experts passionately debate the 400-year-old issue in classrooms, conferences, and forums around the world—Did the King James Bible actually influence English literature or merely serve as a cultural icon?
Rhetorical Impact of the KJV
by David D. Esselstrom, Ph.D., chair and professor in the Department of English
Even the noted atheist, Richard Dawkins, observes that, “Not to know the King James Bible is to be in some small way a barbarian.”
Modern Stained Glass: Recontextualizing the Traditional Framework of the King James Bible
by Shelby Moser, M.A., adjunct professor of art
The adaptability of the King James Bible continues to influence and inspire, 400 years later.
