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The first recognized full translation of the Greek Bible to the Latin was finished in circa 400 AD by Jerome and called the 'editio quinta' (the current text of the Holy Scripture) which used the 'vulgar' or common language of the day. It did not contain the controversial 'Comma Johanneum' found in some Bibles for 1 John 5:7-8. This is thought to be a spurious addition in the hopes of the Church to find Scripture to support their newly developing 'trinity concept' of 3 persons in one God.

All biblical writings from the Hebrew forward contain Scripture which describes the 'Holy Spirit' or Spirit of God who is holy as His power emanating from Him sustaining all that is. So whatever translation of these verses would all contain the translation of God's Spirit in it - from Genesis 1 to Revelation 22.

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