82% of those who read the Good Book at least once a month rely on the translation that first brought the Scripture to the English-speaking masses worldwide.
So has the 1587 Geneva Bible made a huge comeback? That is the startling suggestion that I discuss in a new post at Better Bibles Blog.
By the way, I see that the image I used is of the 1560 (MDLX) Geneva Bible but in the title I mentioned the 1587 version, to clarify the rough age of the version I am talking about. The latter is what is easily available at Amazon, and was probably the most widely read edition. But I don’t really mean to distinguish between the two here.