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Martin Luther translated the Bible into German in 1519-1522.
He didn't.When Martin Luther (and NOT Martin Luther King) translated the Bible into German, it was from Greek and not English that he worked.The Luther German New Testament translation was pu1blished in 1522. The Old Testament followed in 1534.
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Martin Luther
Well, Martin Luther wrote a New Testament (in German) in 1522. But the first official Bible without the Apocrypha was The "English Revised Version" of the The King James Bible in 1885.
Martin Luther translated the Bible into German in 1519-1522.
He translated the Bible into German.
He didn't.When Martin Luther (and NOT Martin Luther King) translated the Bible into German, it was from Greek and not English that he worked.The Luther German New Testament translation was pu1blished in 1522. The Old Testament followed in 1534.
He was the first to translate the bible into a comonly spoken language (German)
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German
The bible he translated into English and German. He added what he thought to it which is now called the blah blah blah blah.... This is so boring.... P.s: he really did translate the bible. :D
Philipp Melanchthon
Martin Luther translated the Bible into German and printed it. At that time German language material was in demand and Luther's Bible became very popular. Luther's version made the Bible more accessible to the everyday people and it is said to have made a considerable contribution to the development of German language and literature.
Martin Luther, although it should be noted that the Bible had already been translated into German in the Gutenberg Bible over 40 years earlier (but those translators were not Reformation leaders). Luther was responsible for the first German Protestant Bible.
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Martin Luther took from 1521 (exact date unknown) to September of 1522 to finish the New Testament. The Old Testament was completed in 1534.