Meanings of biblical story in English

Not that there is any mention of water in the biblical story.

This is one of the meanings of the biblical story of Adam.

But the Coens insist they didn't set out to tell a biblical story.

There is, however, a biblical story about fertility drugs-ortheir ancient equivalent, anyway.

The biblical story of the fall of man made that clear, didn't it?

But more and more, science began to butt up against the literal biblical story.

It was like a biblical story: a holy thing.

He has also presented renditions of Shakespeare's Hamlet and the biblical story of Noah's ark.

Sergei Prokofiev used music from his ballet based on the biblical story The Prodigal Son in this symphony.

Kane and Abel was Archer's second novel, the plot of which echoed the biblical story with the similar name.

Hughes' 1961 gospel musical-drama retold the biblical story of the birth of Christ featuring black actors for a black audience.

But it is a much deeper and more biblical story than that and, like any great work of art, resists reduction.

Which is odd, because he may not have been an eco-warrior hero in the biblical story, but he certainly did get drunk.

At one point, Donnelly attributes the biblical story of the Tower of Babel to the Atlanteans' attempt to keep their heads literally above water.

Her Irish tones also fascinatingly linked Tóibín's biblical story to more recent societies in which mothers have seen their sons fatally claimed for a cause.

No amount of juggling will make sense of the Koranic or biblical story of the creation of the "heavens" in six, eight, or two days.