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{{Christianity}}

{{Christianity}}

The original translation of the Bible was the [[Septuagint]] (known as the "LXX"), which was Greek translation of the [[Hebrew]] [[Bible]] ([[Old Testament]]).  It is the oldest version of the [[Bible]] [[extant]] today.<ref>http://www.ecmarsh.com/lxx/</ref>  This is the version of the Old Testament was used by [[Jesus]] and His followers, and few disputed interpretations in that Bible (such as the prophesy of a virgin birth of the [[Messiah]]) were carried over into the [[New Testament]].

The original translation of the Bible was the [[Septuagint]] (known as the "LXX"), which was Greek translation of the [[Hebrew]] [[Bible]] ([[Old Testament]]).  It is the oldest version of the [[Bible]] [[extant]] today.<ref>http://www.ecmarsh.com/lxx/</ref>  This is the version of the Old Testament was used by [[Jesus]] and His followers, and few disputed interpretations in that Bible (such as the prophesy of a virgin birth of the [[Messiah]]) were carried over into the [[New Testament]].

In addition, all of the above translations except the King James Version downplay the existence of [[Hell]].

In addition, all of the above translations except the King James Version downplay the existence of [[Hell]].

An entire list of the major translations of the [[Bible]] into [[English]] includes:

The major translations of the [[Bible]] into [[English]] include:

*[[Geneva Bible]] (the first full-length English translation of the Bible, and the one used by [[Puritans]])

*[[Geneva Bible]] (the first full-length English translation of the Bible, and the one used by [[Puritans]])

*[[New Century Version]]

*[[New Century Version]]

*[[The NET Bible]]<ref>http://bible.org/netbible/index.htm</ref>

*[[The NET Bible]]<ref>http://bible.org/netbible/index.htm</ref>

Interlinear Translations

Interlinear Translations