« David Foster Wallace’s Intro to The Best American Essays 2007
The (Free) Timbaland Five-CD Box Set »

The Elliot Condensed Bible

elliottcondensed3.gif

elliottcondensed1a.gif

The Elliott Condensed Bible is a Bookwork by Neva Elliott, the content of which as created from the editing of the New King James Bible (the version used by the Gideons). Chapters contained are: Do, Do Not, Shall and Shall not. Each chapter contains the sentences or parts of sentences from the bible which contain these words.

via VVORK

This entry was posted on Friday, August 24th, 2007 at 12:30 AM and filed under art.
Follow comments here with the RSS 2.0 (XML) feed. Apologies. Comments and trackbacks are both currently closed.

Comments (2) to “The Elliot Condensed Bible”

  1. gwpriester wrote:

    Read. Read not.

    Posted on 24-Aug-07 at 3:40 pm | Permalink

  2. Katelyn wrote:

    Ye gods, those are the exact sentences I can’t bear to read in the OTHER version.

    Posted on 24-Aug-07 at 8:08 pm | Permalink