A congregant holds the King James Bible during a church service in South London in 2013. (Image credit: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images) ... known as the Geneva Bible, first published in 1560.

This was the Bible most popular among reformers at the time of James’ accession. But its circulation threatened the Anglican bishops. Not only did the Geneva Bible supplant their translation ...

A copy of this edition in the British Library is also available online through LOUIS (search “Geneva Bible electronic resource”). Brandeis also owns another copy, from 1599 (Rare BS170 1599), and a ...

The Geneva Bible was the first mechanically printed, mass-produced Bible available to the public. It was first published in 1560 - half a century before the King James Bible .

The Geneva Bible was the first mechanically printed, mass-produced Bible available to the public. It was first published in 1560 - half a century before the King James Bible .

The copy of the Geneva Bible from 1615 sold well above its £10,000 valuation in east Belfast. ... It was first published in 1560 - half a century before the King James Bible.