The Very First Bible

This version of the New Testament is pretty much in line with the current new testament w/o the chapter & book separation. Very enlightening, definitely God's word original. I've been comparing it to my current bible. It's a very interesting read.Love it bout to read it again

Very pleased with the Bible.

Was a gift, the person who received it loved it.

Just started to read very similar to KJV bible modern words more clearer to so I’m not sure yet but very put together and very understandable

I do not know why this is not read in the Church

A book worthy of tossing in the fire as heretical.This is propaganda by the heretical Marcionite Church. Just look it up if you want to understand better the heresy or read the other one star reviews.If you are looking to confirm an unbiblical view of who Jesus Christ is, truly one with the Father, and Spirit, sadly, this book will help you continue to sit in damnable unbelief. Jesus Christ is Lord of all.Marcion was a heretic and the early apostles and teachers who maintained the truth of Christ and those first disciples who were taught by Him, fought against encroaching Gnosticism and marcionism which taught and still teaches Jesus Christ is not God come in the flesh to show us the Father and save those who put their hope and trust in His Only begotten Son, who’s sacrifice alone is accepted as payment for the sin of mankind. They teach two different deities in old and new testament, inconsistent with each other, which is false teaching.You will do better reading the Geneva Bible in English, to have a closer look at the text in English, in which the chapters and verses are well formatted with book titles printed at the top of every page for easy reference.There is no information I could find about who translated this copy in my hand, alleged to be authentic to the first century. Well, it wasn’t originally written in English, so it’s important to know who translated to English.It says, transcribed by Marcion of Sinope, but any proto version of English at that time, whatever tribal language that would have been, would not be understandable at all to a modern English speaker. And certainly this Marcion, in 144AD, did not speak any form of English as he was from the ancient Sinope, which would have been in what is today the country of Turkey.In church history Marcion was known as a heretic and Marcionism is heretical and false according to all of scripture.This book encourages the resurgence of this heresy which had died out sometime around the 5th century.Compare Luke 13 with this book chapters 9-10 (pgs 33-39) to see all the deletions from scripture.

This Bible is a clear and concise look into the teachings of Jesus. It is important always to view things as well as we can attempt, through the lens of the eyes of Jesus. It is out duty, as we study the books in our libraries, to be discerning of what words do truly come from Him. Always remember, if Jesus wouldn't say something, then it probably isn't Godly at all. This is a great read.

Some of the text seems translated into English vernacular that is consistent with a later time period...perhaps 1300's? More dates and historical information would also be helpful throughout the text. Historical or archaeological evidence to support claims is also needed.