Which religious publishing innovation of the 20th century sold over 1 billion copies and became the first mass-market religious text to be translated into over 2,500 languages?

The publication and distribution of religious texts has evolved dramatically over centuries, from hand-copied manuscripts to mass-produced digital formats. Major publishing innovations have transformed how sacred texts reach believers worldwide. This poll tests your knowledge about a significant product launch that revolutionized access to religious texts in the modern era.

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The Good News Bible (1976) with its simplified English translation and line drawings
The Gideon Bible placement program (1908) distributing free Bibles in hotels worldwide
The Jerusalem Bible (1966) with its literary translation supervised by J.R.R. Tolkien
The Study Bible concept (1985) with extensive footnotes and commentary for laypeople