The King James Bible: 400 Years Old

“Soon after King James assumed the throne of England in 1603, Puritan church leaders sent the King a petition to reform the Church of England. Over sixty years earlier, King Henry VIII had separated the Church of England from the Roman Church and made the English monarch head of the English Church. The English Church continued many of the rituals and practices of the Roman Church.
“The Puritans wanted to purify the Church so its teachings and liturgy followed the Bible more closely. In response to their petition, King James called a conference of leading churchmen and theologians to meet at Hampton Court, a royal palace fifteen miles from London, in January 1604. The Puritan petitioners sought ‘a due and godly reformation’ in the Church of England.
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