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The RSV was itself revised in 1990, forming the [[New Revised Standard Version]], which also translates [[almah]] as 'young woman' rather than 'virgin', but with a lengthy footnote explaining its reason and reiterating that [[Mary]] was a virgin at the conception of [[Jesus]].
The RSV was itself revised in 1990, forming the [[New Revised Standard Version]], which also translates [[almah]] as 'young woman' rather than 'virgin', but with a lengthy footnote explaining its reason and reiterating that [[Mary]] was a virgin at the conception of [[Jesus]].
==Revised Standard Version, Catholic Edition RSVCE==
The RSVCE (also called the ''Ignatius Bible") is an edition of the Revised Standard Version of the Bible prepared for the use of Catholics by a committee of the Catholic Biblical Association of Great Britain. It is published with ecclesiastical approval and by agreement with the Standard Bible Committee and the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America.<ref>Introduction, The Revised Standard Version, Catholic Edition. The Catholic Edition of the New Testament, copyright 1965. The Catholic Edition of the Old Testament, incorporating the Apocrypha c. 1966 by Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Published by Thomas Nelson Publishers for Ignatius Press. ISBN case bound 0-89870-490-1 ISBN paperback 0-898870-491-X</ref>
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