No. The proof is this: first, know that the King James Version (KJV) *wording* is primarily taken from the Bishops’ Bible of 1568. Second, see Psalm 46 of the Bishops’ Bible, which I believe differs only in one word from the KJV.

Unless ol’ Shakey was writing Psalms at the age of 4, I suspect that we cannot really give him credit for Psalm 46 of the KJV. What’s more: Shakey was a Roman Catholic at a time when it was against the law to worship *as* a Roman Catholic. I suspect that he was not top of the list of people that the 3 English universities responsible for the KJV translation wanted to use in their new translation of the bible.

Jim,

I thought it was Sir Francis Bacon who wrote all of Shakespeare’s works….

Golly, the stuff you learn on here…

Tobit or not Tobit. That is the question.

Oh my gosh I can’t believe people believe this crap about Shakespeare being hidden in code in the Bible.

The answer would be no. Shakespeare though well liked by King James was considered a heretic for his plays and his willingness to mock openly the christian church as well as the crown.

king james revised it so he could get a divorce so anything is possible.. i wouldn’t put it past the man

true Name of the Savior

You’ve been watching the History Channel, I see