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History of the Bible part 3

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Process Manuscripts Printed text Translation

Chapter & Verse Divisions Chapters: Stephen Langton NT Verses added: Robert Stephanus

Printed Greek NT Johannes Gutenberg 1450-1456

Erasmus 1516-1535

Stephanus 1549 edition

1550 edition

1551 edition with verses added for the first time

Beza (1519-1605)

Elzevir brothers “Textus Recptus” -- the ‘Received Text’ This form of Greek Text dominated until 1881.

Westcott & Hort 1881 Westcott Hort

United Bible Societies GNT Kurt & Barbara Aland Bruce Metzger

English Translations before KJV John Wycliffe (1325?-1384)

William Tyndale c. 1494-1536

Coverdale Bible Miles Coverdale

The work of John Rogers (pen-name Thomas Matthew) Matthew’s Bible The work of John Rogers (pen-name Thomas Matthew)

Taverner’s Bible (1539)

Bishops’ Bible (1568, 1572)

Rheims-Douai Bible 1582, 1609-10

King James Version James I begins rule in 1603 New Bible translation suggested

King James Version 54 translators for the KJV Six groups at two locations Westminster Oxford

King James Version Translation between 1604-1611 It was not immediately accepted by all the people

King James Version Factors Economic Political Hugh Broughton -- Hebrew scholar not invited to assist in translation

KJV Facts NT of KJV based on about 25 late Greek manuscripts No early mss (2nd-3rd cent.) were known to KJV translators Today over 5,000 NT mss are known

KJV Facts Major manuscripts emerge after KJV translation 1627 -- Lucar presents Codex Alexandrinus (A) to Charles I Sinaiticus (1859), Vaticanus (1889)

KJV Facts Mythological engravings added

Neptune

KJV link View the first edition -- read a few lines! http://dewey.library.upenn.edu/sceti/printedbooksNew/index.cfm?TextID=kjbible

Helpful resource F. F. Bruce, History of the Bible in English.