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Or old English?

Did you take note of the errors in calligraphy ?

Typewriter from around the 1930s possibly. Excerpt; [ The first electrically operated typewriter, consisting of a printing wheel, was invented by Thomas A. Edison in 1872 and later developed into the ticker-tape printer. The electric typewriter as an office writing machine was pioneered by James...

Ill add that zondervan publishing claims to have collaborated on and printed the first niv bible. Which is a version that is heretical to Torah.

Perhaps Until you change your mind ill be alone in a facet of understanding. But I'm fairly certain typewriters didn't exist in 1611. Blessings Always

Did they have typewriters in 1611?

Many here have already done the "work" and have proven your assumptions to be an error of understanding. Whether or not you accept their work shows a form of bias. Do you accept every form of information that is on the internet besides actual human interaction and communication. Or are you...

Do the marginal notes look familiar/similar to a certain era of font style?

From the calligraphy style I don't believe its a photo copy of the original 1611 kjv. Rather a reprint from around a few yrs ago. Especially considering the marginal notations are in print font similar to a typewriter from the 1980s.

Yes, Who made the 400yr anniversary edition? That will likely explain why the calligraphy looked so recent.

Interesting dates. I thought 1988 seemed a decent guess Excerpt; [ In 1988, Zondervan was acquired by Harper & Row, now HarperCollins, eventually leading them to be one of the two major publishing houses that formed HarperCollins Christian Publishing in 2012.] As for the bible museum there is...

2011 reprint of what yr kjv? I very much doubt the original 1611 had commentator notes. So little information is available for investigation. I don't purchase online.

No

You should know better

What is the copywrite and publishers name ? Have you denied Truth.

Ignore the parliament and you'll find something beyond the territory of threat.

If you served in the military. You would have experience with joint operations. "State secrets" is a civilian term. Are you catphishing?

Focus on armor like salvation paralleled to Jacob meeting Esua and his army. Jacob greets his brother Like Yeshua greeted a force in the garden. While the brethren of Yeshua came with weapons. How did The Lord respond?

It seems that @Andrew is focusing on a traditional teaching of infallibility. A catechism But where can one find such a catholic tradition?

I'm curious about what you are attempting to communicate. -Jerome was gullible and found nothing about the books of maccabees in Christianity? -how is the "opposite true" in your closing argument? Is there another jerome besides what is recorded by historians that is opposite of tradition.