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			[[Image:James F. Linzey.jpg\|thumb\|150px\|right\|James F. Linzey is the chief editor and executive director of the ''[[Modern English Version]] Bible]]
	'''James F. Linzey''', M.Div., (born September 26, 1958) is a [[reformed theologian]] and an [[ordained minister]] in the [[Southern Baptist Convention]] and the author of numerous [[Holy Bible\|Bibles]] and books. The chief editor and executive director of the ''[[Modern English Version]] Bible'', he is on the faculty at St. Elias Seminary and Graduate School, located in [[Hamilton, Virginia]].		'''James F. Linzey''', M.Div., (born September 26, 1958) is a [[reformed theologian]] and an [[ordained minister]] in the [[Southern Baptist Convention]] and the author of numerous [[Holy Bible\|Bibles]] and books. The chief editor and executive director of the ''[[Modern English Version]] Bible'', he is on the faculty at St. Elias Seminary and Graduate School, located in [[Hamilton, Virginia]].

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'''James F. Linzey''', M.Div., (born September 26, 1958) is a [[reformed theologian]] and an [[ordained minister]] in the [[Southern Baptist Convention]] and the author of numerous [[Holy Bible|Bibles]] and books. The chief editor and executive director of the ''[[Modern English Version]] Bible'', he is on the faculty at St. Elias Seminary and Graduate School, located in [[Hamilton, Virginia]].

His degrees include a B.A. from [[Vanguard University of Southern California|Southern California College]] and an M.Div. from [[Fuller Theological Seminary]]; also, he attended the [[Billy Graham]] School of Evangelism in [[Asheville, North Carolina]].

== Books ==

A prolific Bible translator and writer, Linzey authored and edited numerous Bibles and books:

*''[[Modern English Version]] (MEV) Bible'' (author/chief editor), 2014. Passio.
*"[[Acts of the Apostles]]:" ''[[Modern English Version]]'' (translated with Michael Pacella, III), 2014. Passio.
*''New Tyndale Translation New Testament'' (chairman, translation committee), 2013. Military Chaplains Fellowship.
*''The Leadership Bible: The Seven Principles of Leadership'' (chairman, editorial committee), 2013. Military Chaplains Fellowship.
*''Baptism in the Spirit'' (co-ed. with [[Verna M. Linzey|Verna Linzey]]), 2012. Military Bible Association. ISBN 978-1-936857-07-4
*''The Holy Spirit'', 2003. Xulon Press. ISBN 1-59467-055-2
*''A Divine Appointment in Washington, D.C.'', 1999. Huntington House Publishers. ISBN 978-1-56384-169-9
*"The Ten Commandments As the Root of American Culture:" ''Why the Conservative Mind Matters'', 2009. Higher Standard Publishers. ISBN 978-0-615-23230-0

== References ==

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