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English Bible Translations

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English Bible Translations game quiz
"The process of translating the Bible into English has given rise to numerous "versions" and has sometimes inspired theological controversy. See how much you know about the history of English Bible translations."

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. Who, with the help of his followers, made the first complete translation of the New Testament into English?
    Wycliffe
    Coverdale
    Luther
    Scofield


2. In 1536, this English Bible translator was put to death. His translation of the New Testament was based on Erasmus's Greek translation, with reference to the Vulgate.
    Luther
    Coverdale
    Tyndale
    Jerome


3. What English Bible translation, also known as "Cromwell's Bible," was the first English Bible authorized for public use in churches?
    The Great Bible
    The Revised Standard Version
    The King James Bible
    The New International Version


4. Which Bible was the only English New Testament translation to be published during the reign of Mary Tudor, and also the first to be divided into verses?
    The King James Bible
    The Revised Version
    The New International Version
    The Geneva Bible


5. In general, committees are not known either for their efficiency or their artistry. But what Bible did a committee produce, which proved to be a major source of literary inspiration for centuries to come?
    The New International Version
    The Geneva Bible
    The Great Bible
    The King James Bible


6. What 20th century, Catholic Monsignor translated the Bible from the Latin Vulgate?
    Luther
    Knox
    Scofield
    Ryrie


7. What Bible translation gave rise to controversy because of its insistence on gender neutral language and because of the theological implications of some of its word choices?
    New International Version
    New Revised Standard Version
    New King James Version
    King James Version


8. What was the first complete, English, Catholic Bible translation made from the original languages?
    The New King James Version
    The New Revised Standard Version
    The Jerusalem Bible
    The New American Bible


9. What modern English translation, made by Evangelicals (from America, Canada, England, Australia, and New Zeland) and relying directly on the original languages, was finally completed after some two decades of preliminary study?
    The Living Bible
    The New Revised Standard Version
    The New International Version
    The Jerusalem Bible


10. Which of the following is not really a Bible "translation," but rather a "paraphrase"?
    The New International Version
    The Living Bible
    The King James Version
    The Luther Bible


11. "Therefore the Lord himself shall give you a sign; Behold, a virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and shall call his name Immanuel." From which translation does this quotation come?
    King James Version
    New Revised Standard Version
    Wycliffe Bible
    New International Version


12. "Therefore the Lord himself will give you a sign. Look, the young woman is with child and shall bear a son, and shall name him Immanuel." From which version does this quotation come?
    Wycliffe Bible
    King James Version
    New Revised Standard Version
    New International Version


13. "And Jesus went out, and saw much people, and had ruth on them, for they were as sheep not having a shepherd." From which version does this quotation come?
    New Revised Standard Version
    Wycliffe Bible
    New International Version
    New King James Version


14. Some versions attempt word for word translations, others strive to be more idiomatic and to translate thought for thought. Of the following, which is most nearly a word for word translation?
    The Message Bible
    The New American Standard Bible
    The Living Bible
    The Good News Bible


15. According to Zondervan, of the following translations, which requires the lowest reading level to understand?
    King James Version
    New International Readers Version
    New American Standard Bible
    New King James Version


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