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Are written words in the Bible called scriptures?
The bible IS the scriptures.
Can you have any scripture for each of then?
The Holy Bible is full of inspirational scriptures that can be given to a person to encourage and strengthen then in a difficult time. There are many reasons to read the scriptures.
Who has the original Holy Bible?
AnswerThere is no original Holy Bible. The scriptures were written over a period of several centuries, before the religious authorities chose to select certain scriptures to be considered inspired. These scriptures were copied and recopied, before finally being incorporated into bound volumes that became known as the Bible.
Is the original Bible still around?
AnswerThere is no original Holy Bible. The scriptures were written over a period of several centuries, before the religious authorities chose to select certain scriptures to be considered inspired. These scriptures were copied and recopied, before finally being incorporated into bound volumes that became known as the Bible.
What bible scriptures is Lid husj 592?
What bible scriptures is Lid hush 59:2
In the Bible god has a name?
yes. if you look in certain bibles you will see his name. the best bible to find his name is the New World Translation Of The Holy Scriptures. some of the scriptures i can think of are psalms 83:18 and Isaiah 42:8.
Where can you find scriptures on separating from ungodly family members?
The best place to find scriptures on separating from ungodly family members would be in the Bible. However there are many different books aimed at pointing people in the direction of certain scriptures.
What two men in the bible erred in the scriptures?
men erred in the scriptures
What is a book containing scriptures?
the bible
What are the scriptures of the christian religion?
bible
Hebrew Scriptures in the Jewish Bible?
Yes, the Jewish Bible is composed entirely of Hebrew scriptures, with the exception of a few passages in Aramaic.
Does Wicca have a bible?
Wicca has its own scriptures.
