 The Bible commissioned by King James was published in 1611. About 20 years after its publication, a version of the King James Bible was printed without the word NOT in the Ten Commandments of Thou Shall Not Commit Adultery. The edition was called the Wicked Bible, and the printer was fined for the mistake. In the modern era, the Holy Bible has gone through numerous translations and versions, including the Revised Standard Version, and the New International Version, and the New Revised Standard Version.