The claim: HarperCollins removed 64,000 words from the Bible A May 29 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) claims a book publisher has taken thousands of words out of a holy text.

(The Table of Contents is the publishing editor's words, like the footnotes.) The Bible needs a visible, external authority guided by the Holy Spirit to define both the OT and NT Canons.

Researchers used an AI model to analyze hidden language patterns and word usage in the Bible to identify its original authors ...

Paperback 6 x 9 x 2 The Holy Bible Feminine Translation Version is a word-for-word translation commonly known as a literal translation.

Disclaimer: The views and interpretations expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect ...

The limited edition, art-inspired GPC NIV Bible is described on its website as a “modern version of God’s Holy Word” and an “ambitious project, elevating the aesthetic to God’s Holy Word ...

After all, “In the beginning was the Word,” John 1:1 states, and the theme of word can be traced brilliantly through the entire Bible.

Since the word “Spirit” in the Semitic languages, such as Hebrew, Aramaic and Syriac, is feminine, the Spirit in this holy Bible is interpreted to be feminine.

They later discovered that about 14,000 of those words were spoken by women in the Bible — at least in the English translation of the New Revised Standard Version. Digging deeper, they learned: ...

Artists Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin speak about their newest book, <i>Holy Bible</i>, and the changing implications of photography and text as evidence in our image saturated culture.