[A.A. Cunningham]

Saint Jerome's Latin Vulgate was in existence nearly 12 centuries prior to the commissioning of the abridged and heavily edited KJV.

[pctech]

That's because the Latin Vulgate was the only "bible" the middle-century-dark-ages-catholic-church would allow the public to have, and most couldn't even afford or understand it. Or did we somehow forget about that nasty subject called "The Inquisitions?"

[Tench_Coxe]

"Saint Jerome's Latin Vulgate was in existence nearly 12 centuries prior to the commissioning of the abridged and heavily edited KJV."

Shows what you know. All 173 versions of the true bible include lost writings and previously suppressed documents.