B, 1628 King James, The Book of Common Prayer, OT, Apocrypha, NT
Notes
In 1628, King James I of England authorized the publication of an edition of the Book of Common Prayer, a foundational text in Anglican liturgy. This edition contained the Old Testament, the Apocrypha, and the New Testament, forming a comprehensive guide for Anglican worship and belief. The Old Testament, consisting of ancient Hebrew scriptures, provides the foundation of Judeo-Christian theology and history. The Apocrypha, a collection of texts not included in the Hebrew Bible but found in some Christian traditions, offers additional insights into the period between the Old and New Testaments. Lastly, the New Testament documents the life, teachings, and legacy of Jesus Christ and the early Christian community, serving as the cornerstone of Christian faith and practice. Together, these texts constitute a rich tapestry of religious heritage and guidance for millions of believers worldwide.
Description
Brown leather with emboissing and brass plate on front with brackets on four corners, four raised bands on spine, rubbing due to age, overall tight and good condition.