Author: Robert Martin
Binding: Paperback, 96 pages
Publisher: The Banner of Truth Trust

Author: James K. Hoffmeier
Binding: Hardback, 192 pages
Publisher: Lion

Author: Gordon Campbell
Binding: Hardback, 354 pages
Publisher: Oxford University Press

Marking the 400 year anniversary of the Authorised Version of the English Bible - known as the King James Version to many readers across the globe - this is the remarkable story of one of the most influential works ever published in the English language. The author follows the twists and turns of an extraordinary work, right up to the present day.

Author: Werner Keller
Binding: Paperback, 494 pages
Publisher: Bantam Books

Author: David Daniell
Binding: Hardback, 920 pages
Publisher: Yale University Press

Available to special order only. Please note that once ordered, this book cannot be returned unless faulty.

Author: Brian Moynahan
Binding: Paperback, 448 pages
Publisher: Abacus

This is the thrilling story of William Tyndale, the man who first translated the word of God into English, changing the literary, religious and political landscape for ever. But this work is more than a biography; it helps us to appreciate the language of the scriptures that has come down to us from Tyndale's own work - language adopted by the AV translators and subsequent revisers.

Author: Alan Millard
Binding: Hardback, 352 pages
Publisher: Lion

An excellent introduction to the "archaeological treasures that throw light on the Bible". This book, revised in 1997, is a combination of two previously separate books and now covers both Old and New Testaments.

Author: Brian H. Edwards
Binding: Paperback, 185 pages
Publisher: Evangelical Press

The story of William Tyndale and the English Bible

Author: Walter Kaiser Jr.
Binding: Paperback, 240 pages
Publisher: Inter-Varsity Press

This book deals with the reliability of the Old Testament records, together with comment on their message and relevance.

Author: F. F. Bruce
Binding: Paperback, 150 pages
Publisher: Inter-Varsity Press

The author presents the case for the historical trustworthiness of the New Testament scriptures and demonstrates their reliability using sources both within and outside the New Testament record.

Author: K. A. Kitchen
Binding: Paperback, 662 pages
Publisher: Eerdmans

Author: Derek Wilson
Binding: Hardback, 222 pages
Publisher: Lion Hudson

In 1611 a book was published which would become the most familiar and widely read in the world. But how did this come to be? In the fourteenth century, England was the only country in Europe to ban explicitly the translation of the Bible into the vernacular. For centuries English Bibles were burned and translators executed. Guiding us through the forces that shaped King James's masterpiece, the author explores the immense transformation of religion and society that led to it;s origin, tells the history of its making, and celebrates the breadth of its unparalleled influence.

Author: James C. Martin, John A. Beck and David G. Hansen
Binding: Hardback, 272 pages
Publisher: Baker Books

• Fascinating insights into where they happened and why
• Includes over 500 beautiful, full-colour photographs and maps
• Genesis to Revelation

Author: Jonathan L. Reed
Binding: Paperback, 170 pages
Publisher: HarperCollins

• Rich descriptions of the worlds of Jesus, Paul, and the first Christians
• Full-colour photographs of excavations, artifacts, coins and pottery from New Testament sites
• Extensive maps
• Architectural floor plans of temples, palaces and synagogues
• Commentary on how archaeology relates to the Bible
• Examination of modern excavation techniques and methods
• A beginners' guide to understanding pottery, coins, temples and inscriptions

Author: Donald L Brake with Shelley Beach
Binding: Hardback, 284 pages
Publisher: Baker Books

With beautiful and informative photos, illustrations, charts, and sidebars, the author invites readers to explore the KJV's mysterious beginnings.

Author: Adam Nicolson
Binding: Paperback, 288 pages
Publisher: HarperCollins

The author gives a fascinating and dramatic account of the early years of the first Stuart ruler, and the scholars who laboured for seven years to create the world's greatest book.

Author: David Dewey
Binding: Paperback, 230 pages
Publisher: Inter-Varsity Press

An informative guide that introduces the principles and issues involved in the task of Bible translation, traces the story of the Bible in English and offers an even-handed survey and evaluation of the different versions now available.