Cambridge Heritage BCP KJV Bible Book of Common Prayer and King James Version

This video is of a black calf split leather bound Cambridge Heritage edition bible. To celebrate 400 years of the King James Version and 350 years of the Book of Common Prayer they combined the two into one volume. The bible part of it is a 2nd edition Pitt Minion.

[AZVIDEZ]

Love the book of common prayer :)
there's guides on YouTube on how to use the Daily Office aka, Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, etc.

[nerdofgod]

Does anyone know if Cambridge has any plans to reprint this edition with the apocryphal books included?

[josephr.gainey]

You are one of the few Evangelical Protestants who know about the 1769 KJV revision. Obviously, you are a serious student. God bless and I wish you the best in your studies!!!!

[conniefessenden]

The Book of Common Prayer is actually older than the KJV. Thomas Cranmer is the one who made the BCP.

[iTheMockingJay]

The BCP is the liturgical book used in the Church of England and her daughter churches, such as the Episcopal Church.

[wordandwater]

Does it come with the thirty nine articles of faith?

[davidbrainerd]

Does this have the Apocrypha? What I would really like is a KJV Bible with Apocrypha that has some parts of the BCP in it, the Psalter, the table of the daily office lectionary, and that would be enough for me, the inclusion of the daily and morning prayer services would be ok, but really, don't need the whole BCP, just the more devotional sections. But I might still buy one of these, especially if its got the Apocrypha in it, because its hard to find a KJV with the Apocrypha.

[FAMILYREX-umtb]

Book of common prayer with the Cambridge Pitt minion text

[GP-dpmr]

what's the size is the writing in the kjv part?

[mikemanners]

Thanks for the review but that print is too small for

[joeybriley]

Of course you wouldn’t be familiar with the Book Of Common Prayer. You told on yourself right out of the gate. You’re Baptist. We of the Episcopal Church use it daily.

[davidenglish]

The word I think your looking for is "Tradition" haha.