A Chronology of 24 Bible Translations in the English Language
- 1568
- Bishops’ Bible
- 1611
- Authorised (King James) Version
- 1885
- English Revised Version
- 1901
- American Standard Version
- 1952
- Revised Standard Version
- 1964
- Amplified Bible (expanded AV text)
- 1966
- Jerusalem Bible
- 1970
- New English Bible
- 1971
- Living Bible
- 1971
- New American Standard Version
- 1976
- Good News Bible
- 1979
- New International Version
- 1982
- New King James (Authorised) Version
- 1985
- New Jerusalem Bible
- 1987
- New Century Version
- 1989
- New Revised Standard Version
- 1989
- Revised English Bible
- 1995
- Contemporary English Version
- 1995
- God’s Word
- 1996
- New Living Translation
- 1998
- New Light Bible (New International Reader’s Version)
- 2001
- English Standard Version
- 2002
- The Message (Petersen)
- 2005
- Today’s New International Version
Significant landmarks
In addition, a great many additional English translations have been produced of the New Testament or other portions of Scripture.
- C.200BC
- The (Greek) Septuagint translated from the Hebrew
- C.400AD
- The Vulgate - New Latin version by Jerome
- 1384
- John Wycliffe’s First (handwritten) Bible in English
- 1516
- Greek and Latin New Testament by Erasmus
- 1526
- William Tyndale’s New Testament
- 1535
- Myles Coverdale’s Bible the first printed Bible in English
- 1539
- The Great Bible
- 1560
- Geneva Bible
- 1568
- The Bishop’s Bible
- 1609
- The Douai-Reims Bible
- 1881/85
- The English Revised Version




