The Alpha and Omega K.J.M.V. Reference Study Bible - w/References through Matthew 8 and misc. revisions

   The file is now 30.31 MB in PDF format and can be downloaded

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The Alpha and Omega K.J.M.V. Reference Study Bible - Now w/References through Matthew 7

   There have been a good amount of revisions done as well. Can be downloaded, (30.29 MB), in PDF format

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The Alpha and Omega K.J.M.V. Reference Study Bible - Further Expanded & Revised

    A great many new References have been added, now through Matthew Chapter 6. In addition, the True Names of God section in the Preface has been greatly expanded. And there have been quite a few various other additions and revisions as well.

   The most current version in PDF format, now at 30.22 MB, can be downloaded

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The Alpha and Omega K.J.M.V. Reference Study Bible - With Expanded References through Matthew Chapter 5

The Alpha and Omega

King James Modernized Version of the Holy Bible

Reference Study Bible - Large Print Edition.

   There have been further additions and revisions as well. The file is in pdf format and can be downloaded:

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The Alpha and Omega K.J.M.V. Reference Study Bible - w/Major Additions, Revisions and Updates

    The Alpha and Omega King James Modernized Version of the Holy Bible, Reference Study Bible - Large Print Edition. Has had a dramatic facelift. It is available for download in PDF format:

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D.C. U.S District Court Judge Richard J. Leon, “Given that the Second Amendment’s central purpose is self-defense and that this need arises more frequently in public, it logically follows that the right to carry arms for self-defense in public lies at the very heart

U.S. District Court For The District Of Columbia, Judge Richard J. Leon, “Given that the Second Amendment’s central purpose is self-defense and that this need arises more frequently in public, it logically follows that the right to carry arms for self-defense in public lies at the very heart of the Second Amendment.”, May 17, 2016..."

9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals: "The right of citizens to possess firearms was a proposition that necessarily extended from the fundamental tenet of natural law that a man had a right to defend himself. . . .”

U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, “The right of citizens to possess firearms was a proposition that necessarily extended from the fundamental tenet of natural law that a man had a right to defend himself. . . . the people must have a right to acquire the very firearms they are entitled to keep and to bear.”, May 16, 2016

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