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He identifies the 27 books of the New Testament in 315. He also picked the books of the new testament.
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In 382 it contained all 80 books, and a lot of people thought this bible was corrupt.It was also a Latin translation of the bible.
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He was an Oxford professor, scholar, and theologian that produced the first hand-written English language Bible manuscripts in the 1380s.
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He created the world's first major printed books, the “Forty-Two-Line” Bible in 1455.
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He published a Greek-Latin Parallel New Testament in 1516, and he did this to correct the corrupt Latin Vulgate.
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He was the first person to translate and publish the Bible in 1517.
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First English Translation
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Miles Cloverdale published the Cranmers Bible, and there were seven editions of this version in about two (1539 to 1541) years.
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Cranmer's Bible was also known as The Great Bible, because it was so large.
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The Geneva Bible was the first Bible to add numbered verses to the chapters, so that referencing specific passages would be easier, and it came out in the 16th century.
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The Bishops' Bible is an English translation of the Bible which was established in 1568, and it was authorized to be read in church.
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It was translated by the Church of Rome at the College in the city of Douay in 1609 The combined product is commonly referred to as the "Doway/Rheims" Version.
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The commissioning of the KJV took place in 1604 at the Hampton Court Conference outside of London, although the first edition appeared in 1611.
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Robert Aitken’s Bible was also the only Bible ever authorized by the United States Congress in 1782, and it was a KJV.
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Isaac Collins produced the first Family Bible printed in America, and Isaiah Thomas published the first Illustrated Bible. Both of these bibles were KJV, and published in 1791.
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He removed section from the bible he didn’t like
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Noah webster wrote the Webster bible in order to bring the language of the Bible up to date, and it was published in 1833.
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It’s an illustrated kjv bible with all 80 books, and it was published around 1846.
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Is a bible that is often criticized for being so literal that it sometimes obscures the contextual English meaning. 1863
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It was the First Major English Revision of the KJV, in 1885.
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It’s often referred to as the N.A.S.V., N.A.S.B., or N.A.S. This New American Standard Bible is considered to be the most accurate, word-for-word translation of the original Greek and Hebrew scriptures into the modern English language that has ever been produced.
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Revision of the 1946 American Standard Version, but it is highly criticized.
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Modern and Accurate Phrase for Phrase English Translation" of the Bible.