Definition: The term "cmn18" refers to the creation of a new version of the Bible in 1839, also known as the New Testament. It was an attempt by a group of individuals (the Christian Society) to modernize the Old Testament and introduce changes to reflect the teachings of the New Testament. This effort resulted in a revised version of the Hebrew Bible that included some Jewish texts and some passages from the Greek New Testament. The definition of "cmn18" is an attempt by a group of individuals to reformulate, or bring into conformity with, the Old Testament under a Christian perspective, aiming to integrate elements of the New Testament. The creation of this new version in 1839 was part of a larger movement to modernize and refine the Bible, which sought to reconcile its teachings with contemporary beliefs, particularly those of the Protestant churches.