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He wrote a letter to fix the New Testament. He was listed what he believed were the books that constitute New Testament.
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He was an english philosopher, a biblical translator, and a professor for Oxford. He helped with doing some of the first hand written English translations for the bible.
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He introduced the printing press to Europe. He was a German blacksmith, goldsmith, and printer. He completed copies of a folio bible that had 42 lines on each page.
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This was the latin version of the bible. This latin bible came along in the 16th century, and the Catholic Church's made this translation well known of the bible.
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Erasmus was a Catholic priest, social critic, teacher, and theologian. He used humanist techniques to help prepare text for the Latin and the Greek editions to the New Testament
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First English translation.
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This man was a bible translator, preacher, and Bishop of Exeter. first complete english translation (80 books)
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This was the first Bible that was written in English. This English bible was authorized by King Henry to be read in the Church of England.
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He payed attention more to the Old Testament and was a German translator. First member of the protestant church's
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Historically important translation of the bible to English. (most historically active) first to have chapters and verses
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English translation of the bible. This was authorized under the authority of the Church of England.
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This is a translation of the bible from the Latin Vulgate to English. This is made in the service of the Catholic Church.
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English translation of the Christian Bible for the Church of England begun in 1604 and completed in 1611.They wanted it to make the Word of God more known to the people. It is a revision of the Bishop's Bible of 1568.King James I of England called approximately 50 of the best Bible scholars of his day, to the process of translating a new version of the Bible into English.
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first known English-language Bible to be printed in America, and also the only Bible that received Congressional approval. Aitken's Bible, sometimes called the "The Bible of the Revolution," is one of the rarest books in the world.
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(93 books) Well respected for the accuracy of its text, and was used as the primary sourcebook for the Noah Webster Bible of 1833.This is the first Bible to be printed in New Jersey.
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created his own gospel by taking a sharp instrument, maybe a penknife, to existing copies of the New Testament and adding his own ideas of Christ’s philosophy, keeping it apart from what he called “the corruption of schismatizing followers.”
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Modern English translation of the Bible in 1833. Webster’s Bible was not widely accepted, due to the continued popularity of the ancient King James version. It was, however, the most significant English language translation of the scriptures to be done since the King James version of more than 200 years earlier.
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Was first translated in 1862 by Robert Young, Young's Literal Translation is an extremely literal
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It is a extremely literal translation that tries to keep the tense and word usage found in the first Greek and Hebrew writings.
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It was the first major English revision of the KJV bible. It is not a different translation of the Bible, but a update of the English Bible.
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First major American revision of the Bible. It was a version of 4 different revisions.
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It seeks to keep all that is best in the English Bible as it has been known and used throughout the years. It is not used for just reading but for private and public worship.
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The Most Illustrated Bible printed in America. A King James Version, with All 80 Books.
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It was produced by a committee of scholars in many evangelical churches in America. It is one of the most popular selling English translation of the Bible, selling more than 450 million copies.
