The image displays a chart titled "The Origin and Growth of the English Bible." The chart depicts a timeline of Bible translations and versions presented as stacked books and scrolls. The top section shows a row of books representing various modern English Bible versions with their publication years, starting from the RSV in 1952 and ending with the TNIV in 2005. Below this are books representing older versions like the American Standard (1901), Revised Version (1881), and King James (1611), descending in chronological order. Further down, the chart shows even earlier translations such as Bishops (1568), Geneva (1560), Great (1539), Matthews (1537), Coverdale (1535), Tyndale (1525), and Wycliffe (1380). At the bottom, scrolls represent the Vulgate (AD 400), Ancient Versions, Ancient Copies, Early Copies (Codex Alexandrinus, Codex Vaticanus, Codex Sinaiticus), and Original Manuscripts (1500 BC - AD 100). On the right side, there is a stack of scrolls labeled "DEAD SEA SCROLLS AND NEWLY DISCOVERED MANUSCRIPTS." The chart is adapted from a chart by BACK TO THE BIBLE BROADCAST, Lincoln, Nebraska, and is published by RW Research, Inc. The image is taken from a spiral-bound notebook, indicating it is likely a page from a book or educational material. There is no indication of the city of Kuta Selatan, Indonesia, in the image. in Kuta Selatan, Indonesia

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Jun 16, 2026, 8:16 PM

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The image displays a chart titled "The Origin and Growth of the English Bible." The chart depicts a timeline of Bible translations and versions presented as stacked books and scrolls. The top section shows a row of books representing various modern English Bible versions with their publication years, starting from the RSV in 1952 and ending with the TNIV in 2005. Below this are books representing older versions like the American Standard (1901), Revised Version (1881), and King James (1611), descending in chronological order. Further down, the chart shows even earlier translations such as Bishops (1568), Geneva (1560), Great (1539), Matthews (1537), Coverdale (1535), Tyndale (1525), and Wycliffe (1380). At the bottom, scrolls represent the Vulgate (AD 400), Ancient Versions, Ancient Copies, Early Copies (Codex Alexandrinus, Codex Vaticanus, Codex Sinaiticus), and Original Manuscripts (1500 BC - AD 100). On the right side, there is a stack of scrolls labeled "DEAD SEA SCROLLS AND NEWLY DISCOVERED MANUSCRIPTS." The chart is adapted from a chart by BACK TO THE BIBLE BROADCAST, Lincoln, Nebraska, and is published by RW Research, Inc. The image is taken from a spiral-bound notebook, indicating it is likely a page from a book or educational material. There is no indication of the city of Kuta Selatan, Indonesia, in the image.

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