King James
1611 English Bible
King James most often refers to the King James Bible, the 1611 English translation commissioned by King James I of England.
It remains influential for its literary style and is still used in many Protestant churches: The King James Version uses "thou" and "thee".
The phrase also identifies the historical monarch himself, or informally, basketball player LeBron James.
- BibleChristian sacred writings
- scriptureSacred religious writings
- translationConverting between languages
- monarchHereditary supreme ruler
- British monarchyRoyal sovereign system
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- King
- Bible editionsBible, KJV, NIV, Gutenberg Bible, RSV
- Bible TranslationsNIV, KJV, RSV, MSG, Gutenberg Bible
- scriptureBible, New Testament, Old Testament, verses, passages
- scripturesBible, Vedas, Quran, Torah, Torah scroll
- Christian MonarchsCharlemagne, Constantine, Clovis, Justinian, Saint Louis
King JamesOliver Cromwell
English republican dictator
Guy Fawkes · republican · regicide · commoner
King JamesMichael Jordan
Basketball icon from Chicago
Kobe Bryant · Stephen Curry · Kevin Durant · bench player · role player
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