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Ya you can find that in there...There is a Old Testament scripture in there about a king with chest full of milk....

Recent translations of the Holy Bible. American Standard Version (A.S.V.) in 1901. It waswidely-accepted and embraced by churches throughout America for many decades as the leading modern-English version of the Bible. In the 1971, it was again revised and called New American Standard Version...

Mistakes can be very valuable. Ever heard of coins that are double stamped…here ya go. A list of King James Bibles that had printing errors that are now very valuable and highly sought after collectibles. This is not a reflection on the bible but a testament to the difficulty of type-set press...

The Great Bible (1539-40), and the Bishops’ Bible (1568), were ‘appointed’ or ‘authorized’ for official use in the reformed Church of England. The Great Bible (so called on account of its size) arose out of the perceived need for an English Bible translation with wider consensus. Coverdale, the...

The Long Reign of the Latin Bible For over one thousand years, the only Bible available in Western Europe was the Vulgate (meaning ‘in the vernacular’ or ‘in the language of the people’). This was St Jerome’s (340-420) translation from the original biblical languages, Hebrew and Greek, into...

A little background information, because the dates are important. The Battle of the Milvian Bridge took place between the Roman Emperors Constantine and Maxentius on 28 October 312. The Edict of Milan was a decree and treaty agreed upon and signed by the Roman emperors Constantine and...

Yep the dogs are like kids. All good here. Going to post some stuff on Bibles.

Hello John Caldwell...hope you are doing well this evening....give your dog a hug from me. Can you believe, after knowing all of that....he still loved us! lol

Now you see @BreadOfLife ...you can do humor....I am a world traveler....so I say as I wish. Besides proper grammar is boring! Have you noticed that authors do not use proper grammar....because it is boring. I know because I wrote a 1900 page book on Christianity.... I know authors and they do...

lol I love it!

The problem is with the implication of decreed...God created and it went forth, no decree other than the command to create. And the watermelon should be able to shoot back if it has free-will. God lives in timelines. He sees the beginning and the end....but little or no predestination. In the...

It is kind of like John is unprepossessing....lol Just kidding John.

Hey Morning! Do me a favor and look this up and see if it is a true statement. The first seven ecumenical councils, recognized by both the eastern and western denominations comprising, were convoked and financed by Roman Emperors, who also enforced the decisions of those councils. Rome is a...

Oh sorry for the interruption....count me out

Not sniping. If you have a question ask it in your own words.

Hello Marymog, So I see you have it all straighten out. lol.

A person who has acquired much knowledge through study is a learned person. ... Learned is the more common past tense and past participle of the verb learn. Learnt is a variant especially common outside North America. Learnt however is more common in British than America and Canada and is...

Hear ya on that one! But there is hope..... Thick headed just means you need a bigger hammer.

You filthy whatever scriptures you quote with your attitude. You show, you have learnt nothing about Christianity with your attitude. You disgrace the Church by letting anyone know that you are a Catholic. Lesson #4 tomorrow....

That will get her started. Check please! We are not going to get a dollar amount but.... Of the seven councils recognized in whole or in part by both the Roman Catholic and the Eastern Orthodox Church as ecumenical, all were called by a Roman emperor. The emperor gave them legal status within...