The original Bible was written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek, and did not use quotation marks, or punctuation in general. Even punctuation to mark the end of verses did not exist!
Generally speaking, older translations (including the King James) do not use quotation marks, while more modern translations do.
It is common to use quotation marks when writing a Bible verse in a sympathy card to indicate that the words are being quoted from the scripture. Make sure to attribute the verse to the appropriate book, chapter, and verse number.
When you wish to use quotes for your book or chapter, put them right at the top of the page. Be sure to credit the work so that it's not plagiarism - in the case of a Bible verse, use italics or quotes, and give Chapter and Verse afterwards.
Not really. It pretty much depends on what exactly you are wrare writing about. You could use the biblr verses to make a point or to use it as a example. You would include the bible verse if you are to going to write about it.
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At the 'BibleGateway' link below, you can find a wide range of translations of this verse, as well as the Living Bible's paraphrase. Type in the verse, and choose the particular translation you want to use.
No, you do not need to use quotation marks for your own quotes in writing. It is understood that the words within the quotes are being attributed to you as the author.
It's in Isaiah. Use Biblegateway.com to search for the chapter and verse.
It is a Bible with marginal references that lists a chapter and verse in another part of the Bible that may shed some light on the passage that you are reading.
Yes, when quoting a verse from the Bible, it is customary to use quotation marks to indicate that the text is being directly cited from the source.
"Do not use my name in vain."this is also in the 10 commandments written by the lord
I'm not sure if anyone has the bible online or whatnot, but if you go to a book store and use a Thompson Chain Bible, they have indexes in the back where you can look up certain words, names, and phrases and it will list every verse with that.
Probably KJV, because in his books he quotes scriptures in KJV. "The Evidence Bible" is NKJV though.