Who translated the bible into the latin version?

Answer 1

Jerome translated the Bible into Latin in the Vulgate in 382.

Answer 2

The Vulgate, which was the Latin edition of the Bible translated from Hebrew and Greek mainly by St. Jerome at the end of the 4th century; as revised in 1592 it was adopted as the official text for the Roman Catholic Church

Answer 3

Jerome in the 4th century. It is called the Vulgate. It was the "official" Roman Catholic version . . . most likely because Jerome's errors in translating the Greek into Latin, supported Roman Catholic doctrine such as the "Virgin Birth".

For years the Roman Church was wedded to the Vulgate well into the 20th Century. Meanwhile, understanding of ancient languages and archeological discoveries progressed under Protestant biblical scholars. Serious Roman Catholic biblical scholars were repressed by the Vatican who kept them busy finding and distorting Scripture to support Roman Catholic doctrine. This crap came to an end with the prophetic witness of Pope John XXIII and Vatican II. Now the Vulgate is largely relegated to an "interesting historical" document, but largely ineffective for serious biblical scholarship.

Answer 4

Peace!

St. Jerome.

Answer 5

I dont know but when you find out and are lucky enough to see a copy will you do something for me?...I have always posed this question and noone can answer it with 100% conviction....
If Adam and Eve were CREATED, then why...does every bible with pictures depict them with belly buttons?????.....(surely that means a birthing..not creation, you think?)....thankx

Answer 6

I did - and it really didn't take that long