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    The document summarizes the history of major English translations of the Bible from 1382 to 2001 CE. It notes key translations including John Wycliffe's Bible in 1382, William Tyndale's Bible in 1526, the Geneva Bible of 1560 used by Shakespeare, the King James Bible of 1611, and modern translations like the New International Version of 1978 and English Standard Version of 2001. The timeline shows the evolution of English Bible translations over centuries from the first complete versions to widespread adoption and newer standardized translations.

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    The document summarizes the history of major English translations of the Bible from 1382 to 2001 CE. It notes key translations including John Wycliffe's Bible in 1382, William Tyndale's Bible in 1526, the Geneva Bible of 1560 used by Shakespeare, the King James Bible of 1611, and modern translations like the New International Version of 1978 and English Standard Version of 2001. The timeline shows the evolution of English Bible translations over centuries from the first complete versions to widespread adoption and newer standardized translations.

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    Avik-Bible Translation

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    The document summarizes the history of major English translations of the Bible from 1382 to 2001 CE. It notes key translations including John Wycliffe's Bible in 1382, William Tyndale's Bible in 1526, the Geneva Bible of 1560 used by Shakespeare, the King James Bible of 1611, and modern translations like the New International Version of 1978 and English Standard Version of 2001. The timeline shows the evolution of English Bible translations over centuries from the first complete versions to widespread adoption and newer standardized translations.

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    735- First English

    translation of Bible by
    Bede
    1560- Geneva Bible
    1382- first complete used by
    translation of Bible into Shakespeare, Donne,
    English for commoners by John Bunyan, Oliver
    John Wycliffe, also known Cromwell, John Knox.
    as Lollards Bible From It is notable for
    (Latin translation of Bible being the first Bible
    from Hebrew and Greek, divided into versus
    for commoners) in which neglected
    the re divine rights
    of the king
    1568- Bishop’sBible
    1456- Gutenberg’s Bible
    1582- First complete
    1526- Tyndale Bible The Roman Catholic Bible
    first complete edition of known as- Douay-
    New Testament. Tyndale Rheims Bible, R-D
    was the first translator to Bible, Douai(Douay)
    use printing press Bible
    1611- king James
    1535- Miles Coverdale Bible (authorised)
    printed his first complete
    English translation of the 1950- Knox Bible
    entire Bible using
    Tyndale’s work and his
    own translation from the
    Latin vulgate. Coverdale’s
    first edition of 1539 is
    known as his first
    authorized version known
    as the Great Bible this
    bible is authorized by
    Henry VIII to read aloud in
    the church of England
    1982- New King
    1971- New American James Bible by
    standard Bible Thomas Nelson
    2001- English
    1978- New international standard version of
    version of Bible Bible by crossway

    Bible Translation for NET GATE

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