Revised Version

noun

1. a revision of the Authorized Version of the Bible prepared by two committees of British scholars, the New Testament being published in 1881 and the Old in 1885

Example Sentences

A revised version of the law goes into effect on January 1st, 2015.

From The Daily Beast

But in 2013, Snyder signed a barely revised version of the emergency manager law—and then used it to take over Detroit.

From The Daily Beast

The “true” story, the revised version, was only discovered later, but copies of the original could still be found in circulation.

From The Daily Beast

These words are rendered in the Revised Version "from death to death," and "from life to life."

From Project Gutenberg

The Revised Version renders it "whether we are beside ourselves," but in the margin gives "were" for "are."

From Project Gutenberg

It falls into three parts, which are clearly marked as such in the Revised Version: Chap.

From Project Gutenberg

This rendering of the Revised Version fairly conveys the meaning.

From Project Gutenberg

This, which is the second alternative given in the margin of the Revised Version, seems to me the true meaning of .

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