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Meanings of bible in English
Collection of sacred books in Judaism and Christianity.
Related terms
The sacred writings of the Christian religions.
Screenwriter's reference document used for information on a series.
Usage of bible in English
1
The text of the bible is spare in both words and emotions.
2
The law was his bible and Scott was listening in the congregation.
3
The real oppressor, enslaver and corrupter of the people is the bible.
4
Next it is said that martyrs prove the truth of the bible.
5
Then it is said that miracles prove the inspiration of the bible.
6
The bible can't stand today without the support of the civil power.
7
It's the moose-hunting, liberal-baiting, bible-thumping governor of the US's most obscure state.
8
We had read about Derek in our bible also known as Climb!
9
We have read your bible and the works of your best minds.
10
No bible was there with its consolations for the sick of heart.
11
I mean 'awesome' the way they use that word in the Bible.
12
Therefore, he wanted everyone to be able to read the Bible themselves.
13
Quite a number of the men have taken to reading the Bible.
14
Every hotel room: 'This Bible was placed here by a Gideon.' When?
15
In the whole Bible and the state, the church and the home.
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Amye Sinclair on the program; Minnie Schottman in the Hoboken family Bible.
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Bible through the time
Bible across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common