БиÌÐ±Ð»Ð¸Ñ is a Russian equivalent of 'Bible'.
no it is not in the bible it is a Russian and french word in Russian it means hope
Russian Bible Society was created in 1991.
Russian Synodal Bible was created in 1876.
Yes!
BEE-blee-yah is how the Russian word for 'Bible' ['Би́блия'] is pronounced.
early attempt to translate a Bible verse fron English to Russian and Russian to Englisn
Yes, it is. It comes from the Bible - Pavel in Russian is the same as Paul in English
It's spelled Иезекииль in the bible.
Eating,drinking and being merry, just like the good book (the bible intended).
Jim is not a common name in Russia, so there is no official translation for it. However, it is possible to spell "Jim" phonetically. The closest Russian translation would be "Джим" (pronounced dzhim), since there is no equivalent for the letter "J" in the Russian alphabet.
Louis S. Bauman has written: 'Russian events in the light of Bible prophecy' -- subject(s): Bible, Prophecies '\\' -- subject(s): Antisemitism, Jewish question, Jews 'Shirts and sheets' -- subject(s): End of the world
The Russian immigrants spoke Russian.