Parallel Bible: KJV and Geneva Bible (1599)

The Geneva Bible was one of the earliest English Bibles. Produced by English reformers exiled in Geneva during the reign of Queen Elizabeth it quickly became the Protestant Bible in reformation England. It went through 180 printings and was the favorite Bible in the homes of Protestants. It is an important text in the history of the English Bible as it predates the KJV which was seen by the Protestants as a "liberal" Bible when it was first produced under the direction of King James. The Geneva Bible is NOT in modern English.