It means "wholly burnt" and is an old name for the burnt offering (Leviticus ch.1) in the Temple and Tabernacle.
The word "catholic" does not appear anywhere in the bible.
The word sermon does not appear anywhere in the NIV or KJV bibles.
Nope. The word "potential" does not occur anywhere in the KJV or NIV bibles.
Although there are mentions wars and tribulations, the word holocaust does not appear in the original Bible. Holocausta is the word used in the Latin Bible (the Vulgate) for a burnt offering.
Roman Catholic AnswerThe only "official" version of the Bible is the Latin Vulgate, and being entirely in Latin, the word "believe" does not appear in it at all. It would be the word credo, credere. The only difference between the Bible as preserved by the Catholic Church for the last 2000 years and Bibles that are translations of the "reformers" in the sixteenth century is that "Catholic" Bibles still contain the books of the Old Testament used by Our Blessed Lord which the "reformers" rejected. The closest translation into English of the Vulgate would be the Douay Rheims translation, which contains the word "believe" 156 times. Other translations may vary, and there are several English translations approved by the Church.
The word preacher does not appear in the King James Version of the bibles book of Matthew. The word "preach" however does appear four seperate times through out the book of Matthew.
The word appears in the Bibles 205 times in the (KJV) King James Version
No. The word Catholic does not appear anywhere in the KJV bible.
Most Bibles have around 31000 verses and between 15,000 and 20,000 unique words
Protestant or Catholic? (The Catholic Bible is longer, so there could be more examples.)
The word 'praise' appears 259 times in the KJV Bible, and in the many other versions it is about the same.
24 this is infact false. the word holy is actually never mentioned. it has been put in the modern bibles but the original ones didnt use holy, it was not a common word