The book "The Holy Scriptures in the translation of King James" or, as it is also called, "The English Translation of 1611" is one of the most famous and widespread translations of the Bible in the world. The publication was carried out by order of the English King James I and his team of theologians and theologians. This translation was made taking into account the previous versions of the Bible, as well as the Greek and Hebrew originals. "The Holy Scriptures in the King James Version" is an important source for the study of biblical texts in English-speaking countries and beyond. The poetic and wise language used in this translation makes it an important literary work as well as a source of spiritual inspiration for millions of believers. The King James Version includes all the traditional books of the Bible: the Old and New Testaments, Psalms and Proverbs, the Gospels and the Apocrypha. Readers can find in the book many reflections, instructions and stories that will influence their worldview and help them understand religious doctrines and principles. The King James Version is a masterpiece of English language and religious literature that has stood the test of time and remains a relevant source of spirituality for many people around the world.