The Jews divided their sacred books into sections. The chapter division, as found in the Bible today, dates from the thirteenth century and is the work of Stephen Langton, professor at the ...

‘One hundred years from my day,” Voltaire is supposed to have remarked, “there will not be a Bible on earth except ... derived from the Greek biblia, “books”—to its present status ...

The books of the Bible were very likely written in the cursive style of writing. The cursive (or "running hand") style joins the letters of a word together as when we write today. In addition ...

The New English Bible was a translation undertaken by the major Protestant churches of the British Isles. Scholars translated from the best Hebrew and Greek texts, aiming to present the full meaning ...

The Chinese government’s persecution of the Chinese Catholic Church is targeted against the hierarchs who resist Chinese ...

Here is a quick intro to each of these books. This quick synopsis will act as the first act of a series on the books looking ... may stand as the most revered telemark teaching manual the sport has ...

The “One Tree Hill” actor has written a memoir of the decade she spent beholden to the Big House Family — and her escape.

Renowned writer Nick Twinamatsiko tapped into this universality to write his first book of verse, Till The Promised Land and ...

"The government has no business weighing in on such theological decisions," one of the faith leader plaintiffs said. The post ...

In a new exhibit opening Tuesday, the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. has unveiled what it says is the oldest Jewish book ever discovered. According to the museum’s dramatic claim ...

The medieval manuscript consists of prayers, poems and drawings from the Hebrew Bible with pages of the oldest discovered Passover Haggadah. "This sacred book holds a surprising connection to the ...

JTA — In a new exhibit opening Tuesday, the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC has unveiled what it says is the oldest Jewish book ever discovered. According to the museum’s dramatic claim ...