Article January 29, 1927 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from E. M. Cotton, Canon Anthony C. Deane

[Rev. E. M. Cotton, as quoted in the Boston Herald, Massachusetts]

The tremendous influence of the Bible on the life of the world cannot be overestimated. It was the first book to assume the present bound form, previous written records being on parchment rolls. It was the first book Gutenberg, inventor of printing, chose to print. Its effect on English and German law is unquestioned. The King James translation made English literature, and Luther's Bible gave the German language discernment, beauty, and stability.

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