biblical
- adjective
- /ˈbɪblɪkəl/
- Caleb is a biblical name and he was a good spy.
- biblical stories
- biblical text
- biblical passages
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Watch on YouTubeWe can think of the biblical parables, right?
- We can think of the biblical parables, right?
- And this is from the biblical Greek text.
- And the first manifestation of that scriptural, biblical wisdom is right here.
- I'm not myself a, a biblical scholar or a theologian.
- And then and now, just like a biblical deluge.
- Now I want to, I want to dive into biblical thoughts on women here.
- And the part of what the biblical corpus is, is a walkthrough.
- He said, when you say the biblical corpus, do you mean the Bible?
- So if if ghosts are not biblical in that sense, maybe they're demonic.
- According to biblical Scripture, it's all one.
- It's a term that apparently has biblical origins.
- Mindset is working from a biblical construct, not from a capitalist construct.
- And some of the oldest stories ever told are sacred biblical stories, right?
- I looked up the biblical family tree and it's it's Adam.
- And so if you had to adapt any biblical story into a film, what would it be?
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A suitably biblical ending for the place, don't you think?
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So he begins by talking about this biblical passage coming from Genesis.
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- It's a biblical name.
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And this is from the biblical Greek text.
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According to biblical Scripture, it's all one.
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It's a term that apparently has biblical origins.
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The reason why I stress peace because it is a biblical construct.
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The number ten has been regarded since Biblical times as signifying order.
Fiction book (1996) -
A patriarch with an almost biblical sense of integrity and conviction.
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The story of Noah's Ark is a well-known biblical narrative about faith and obedience.
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About religious books and their teachings
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Compounds
- Specialized
A form of Aramaic used in parts of the Hebrew Bible and spoken in ancient Palestine
- Literature
Wise men from the East who follow a star to find the newborn Jesus and bring gifts
An ancient country east of the Tigris in modern Iran often mentioned in the Bible, known for its warriors
- Specialized
A form of Latin used in Christian writings and Bible translations from the 3rd to 8th centuries
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Etymology
The word biblical comes from Bible, a name that came from an old Greek word meaning 'book'. So to call something 'biblical' is to say it is like the Bible — connected to its stories and often very large or important.