 The translation of the New Testament was finished in July, 1850.It was published with the approval of the delegates, and is known as “The Delegates Version.”  Soon after the publication of this New Testament, a revision of the Old Testament was commenced, but owing to a division among the members the committee separated, and the result was two versions.One was made by the English missionaries Medhurst, Stronach, and Milne, and has been called “The Delegates Version”, although this title is not strictly accurate; however, as the actual translators were the same as those who executed The Delegates Version of the New Testament, and as the style is uniform with it, the one title has been given to the whole Bible.