The "English Bible" refers to various translations of the Bible into the English language. It includes well-known versions such as the King James Version, New International Version, and English Standard Version. These translations aim to make the scriptures accessible to English-speaking audiences, reflecting different styles and levels of readability. The English Bible has played a significant role in literature, culture, and religion. It has influenced many aspects of society, including language, art, and moral values. The translation process often involves scholars who work to ensure accuracy while making the text understandable for modern readers.