[lucias_clay]

They remained in printings of the KJV until the 1820s when the Bible societies removed them. Though they may have had prefaces objecting to them.

There was one or two single runs of the KJV about 8 years after 1611 without but then they were right back in there.

Yes it is sad they lost authority for protestants since Christ and the Apostles all used them as scripture in the scripture of the New Testament.

Protestants ironically accept post Christian Jewish Tradition over Church Tradition even though the same Jewish tradition denied the Saviour himself.

[GonzoII]

For those interested: The Third Millennium Bible comprises all the books contained in the A.D. 1611 Authorized Version including the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Apocrypha (Deuterocanonical Books), placed in the same order as in the original. All are carefully updated and presented in modern, easy-to-read format, making it truly A Bible for all of Christendom

[MarkBsnr]

***Yes it is sad they lost authority for protestants since Christ and the Apostles all used them as scripture in the scripture of the New Testament.***

I had a conservative (and Irish) Church of Christ preacher bark in my face that if the KJV was good enough for Jesus, it was good enough for me.

I agreed with him on the spot.

[Mr Rogers]

“Yes it is sad they lost authority for protestants since Christ and the Apostles all used them as scripture in the scripture of the New Testament.”

No, Jesus and the Apostles did NOT quote from the Apocrypha.