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The Gutenberg Bible
The Gutenberg Bible, the first printed Bible, was a version of the Latin Vulgate Bible. In his Bible, Gutenberg included a copy of a letter of Jerome, the fourth-century scholar who translated and revised biblical texts that formed the Latin Vulgate. In this letter, Jerome praises a bishop named Paulinus for his eagerness to learn the Bible, citing a verse from 2 Timothy.
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Experience the Book that shapes history in this 11-day plan from Museum of the Bible. You’ll dive into some of the most influential and historic events that illustrate how the Bible has been a common thread throughout human history. To get behind-the-scenes material, visit MOTB.tv.
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