Which religious text was first to employ a revolutionary product design strategy of dividing content into numbered chapters and verses to enhance user navigation and reference?

Religious texts are not just spiritual guides but also products that have survived centuries of 'market competition.' Their distribution strategies, presentation formats, and accessibility innovations have evolved dramatically over time. This poll explores how religious organizations have utilized product development and marketing strategies to increase the reach and impact of sacred texts throughout history.

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The Hebrew Bible (with chapter divisions in the 13th century and verse numbering in the 16th century)
The Buddhist Tripitaka (with numbered sutras and verses in the 1st century BCE)
The Islamic Quran (with surahs and ayahs numbered during Muhammad's lifetime)
The Hindu Vedas (with mandala and hymn numbering systems from the 5th century CE)