Yeah, I just want facts. I don't give a shit what you think happened, and I'm not looking to start a debate. However, I'm confident that the Bible that first came out is not the same as the one that's availble in English now.

I tried googling the past of the Bible, but a bunch of bible hugging links came up. I don't give a shit if you think the Bible is the best thing ever, or a load of bullshit. I just want to know what year it was created, and when its been altered, changed, etc.

If you don't know those answers, then don't post. I'm really not looking for this thread to be clogged with the bible boys arguing with the dudes who don't believe in it. I just want the history of the Bible.

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^ I was hoping that people would have something to say if I left it out there. . guess I was wrong. Moved.

im pretty sure it was translated from latin to english. there is a book about a female british loyalist ( i don't remeber the title, i reqad it like 4 years ago) anyways, its got the guy's name who translated it and shit, thats aboot all i can tell u at this point

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The Bible has a very active history through translations, so much so that in past days there was at least one difference in almost every househeld Bible due to erroneous complications to the text. For example, if we are to review the theory that the mark of the beast is indeed 616 as the Greek Revelations states, you have been presented a prime example of the complications shown through a transition of languages.

Here's only one of the countless versions of the Bible out there today...if you're expecting me to continue researching all this, then you'll be severely disappointed. Fact is, there have been a lot of edits so that many phrases have been edited. This does not account for major changes in the Bible, such as removing Gospels or whatever, which you are probably looking for. Either way, wikipedia.org is your friend.
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The Vulgate Bible is an early 5th century translation of the Bible into Latin made by St. Jerome on the orders of Pope Damasus I. The name Vulgate is derived from the phrase versio vulgata --- in essence, "the common/popular version." The Vulgates purpose was so that it could be easier understood by the masses, as the predecessors were too complex for the everyday citizen.

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The Council of Trent reaffirmed that the Vulgate was the sole, authorized Latin text of the Bible. The Clementine Vulgate of 1592 became the standard Bible text of the Roman Rite of Catholic Church until 1979, when the Nova Vulgata was promulgated.
The Nova Vulgata is the commonly accepted Latin version of the text. Still, it is not widely embraced by most conservative Catholics.

well...the new testament was wrote by a roman king...for his personal reasons, it's mostly a compilation of previously wrote stories, just changed some names, dates and places...might post of some shit later...don't really have time now

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HELLLZ YEEAHH !!!!

Word...2 the Roman King..bible has been edited

and so many versions.....alot of it isnt pure anymore

King James?.....Roman?.....Jesus Hebrew?...Islam?

Jesus look arabic 2 u?

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Jesus' appearance in paintings has nothing to do with altering of the Bible.