But what it really means is that it was the language of the time, as
familiar to Shakespear as to the authors of the KJV, and as to the
endlessly churned out broadsides of the day. Regards,
J.R.
In Reply to: Actually posted by Bulkington on June 18, 2004 at 08:12:41:
Well perhaps that means that the KJV was heavily influenced by W.S.
But what it really means is that it was the language of the time, as
familiar to Shakespear as to the authors of the KJV, and as to the
endlessly churned out broadsides of the day. Regards,J.R.
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