Isaiah Manwaring

Isaiah Manwaring stands as a Bible believer, having devoted over two decades to studying biblical texts and Reformation history. Through exhaustive comparison of the 1611 KJV with earlier translations, particularly the Geneva Bible, Isaiah reveals how God's providence guided the King James translators to produce the perfect word of God. Though operating outside traditional academia, Isaiah's independent research encompasses original manuscripts, historical documents, and Reformation-era commentaries. His studies have led him to a profound conviction: while the Geneva Bible served its historical purpose, the KJV represents God's preserved word for English-speaking people. This perspective shapes his meticulous analysis in "The Geneva Bible 1599 Unveiled." When not studying in his library, Isaiah tends to his garden and serves as an active member of his local historical society. This book represents his definitive work on how the Geneva Bible, while historically significant, ultimately points to the superiority and divine preservation of the King James Bible.