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/* Written 12:30 pm  Aug 21, 1989 by bajan@opus.cs.mcgill.ca in uxa.cso.uiuc.edu:comp.sys.next */
>As a side project, I was thinking of doing something similar to Webster,
>but using the KJV of the Bible as the text, as an academic exercise. Thus
>you could include some of the more well known works of art with a
>religious theme as the ``pictures'' (I like art history).
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As a bit of a bible collector, may I suggest using one of the many besides
KJ?  I don't mean to offend, start a religious war, or a crusade, but the 
mis-translations in KJV seem to make it one that should be avoided.  Two better
versions that I hope you might consider are either NIV or better yet New Oxford.
Both of these used the original Hebrew and retranslated.  The New Oxford even 
comes with the Apocrypha.

Michael Rutman