'Bible (Fenton) NT06-NT27: Romans to Revelation' Summary

The Ferrar Fenton Bible, a translation by London businessman Ferrar Fenton, was completed in 1903. It's unique for its rearrangement of books, with the Old Testament following the Hebrew Bible's order and the New Testament placing the Gospel of John and First Epistle of John before Matthew. Notably, it's described as being 'translated into English direct from the original Hebrew, Chaldee, and Greek languages', aiming for a more literal rendition. The translation also restored the Psalms into their original musical verse form. The Ferrar Fenton Bible is a significant attempt at presenting the Bible in a form closer to its original languages, although it has been met with some criticism from scholars.