Does the Catholic Bible have the book of Revelation?

Answer 1

Yes. Traditionally, Catholics call this book the "Apocalypse" or "The Apocalypse of St. John". In more modern Catholic editions, the book is sometimes called "The Book of Revelation". It was actually Protestantism that almost shed this book; Luther originally considered rejecting it as the book was deemed aprocryphal (deuterocanonical), but decided to retain it in the Protestant version of the Biblical canon.

Answer 2

Yes. The King James Version of The Bible published by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) uses the exact same books, chapters, verses, and words as every other King James Version Bible.

The difference between the Mormon version and other versions is in the footnotes, which include cross-references with the Book of Mormon. The Mormon version also has unique chapter summaries, a topical guide, and a Bible dictionary that were created by the Mormon church and are not found in other versions.

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