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The '''New English Bible''' (NEB) is a translation of the [[Bible]] into modern [[English]].  The [[New Testament]] was published in 1961, and the [[Old Testament]] (and complete Bible) in 1970.  The NEB was a project of the major [[Protestantism|Protestant]] [[denomination]]s and Bible societies in [[England]].  Considered one of the more important modern English translations at the time of its publication, especially in the U.K., it has today been replaced by the [[Revised English Bible]], a 1989 revision of the NEB which unlike the NEB uses "gender-neutral" language.

[[Category:Bible]][[Category:Christianity]]The '''New English Bible''' (NEB) is a translation of the [[Bible]] into modern [[English]].  The [[New Testament]] was published in 1961, and the [[Old Testament]] (and complete Bible) in 1970.  The NEB was a project of the major [[Protestantism|Protestant]] [[denomination]]s and Bible societies in [[England]].  Considered one of the more important modern English translations at the time of its publication, especially in the U.K., it has today been replaced by the [[Revised English Bible]], a 1989 revision of the NEB which unlike the NEB uses "gender-neutral" language.

The New English Bible should not be confused with the [[New English Translation]] of 2005, which is an entirely different translation.

The New English Bible should not be confused with the [[New English Translation]] of 2005, which is an entirely different translation.