God’s words in blue, Jesus’ words in red, the rest in black. Pauline epistles relocated after Revelation — not removed, repositioned.
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Thomas Jefferson believed the New Testament could be read without Paul’s theological overlay — that Jesus’s own words were sufficient. He took a razor to the Gospels and clipped out every passage he didn’t believe Jesus said.
I disagree with his method, but I understand his instinct. Pauline theology has a way of colonizing scripture — you read a passage and your mind jumps to Romans before you’ve finished the sentence. The Gorham Bible isn’t an attack on Paul. It’s an invitation to read Scripture the way you’d read it if you’d never heard a sermon.
The 1599 Geneva Bible is one of the most readable English translations ever made. I’ve left it untouched — just reorganized. God’s words in blue, Jesus’ in red, the rest in black. The Pauline epistles are still there, after Revelation. You’re not missing anything. You’re just reading more clearly.
