text
- noun
- /tɛkst/
- The earth, the text says, is destroyed because of Hamas.
- biblical text
- sacred text
- scriptural text
So but it but it also says in that text that God's given us all things to enjoy.
- So but it but it also says in that text that God's given us all things to enjoy.
- He tells us in the text that it is fulfilling the will of God.
Examples
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This, the text of the cornerstone that they laid that day, reads as follows.
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Our text today is from Malachi, chapter four.
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This morning, our subject comes from the text found in Luke 15 and 8.
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And on the stone we have the words of the text that was sung.
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The following statement is the text of a letter from General Secretary Khrushchev to President Kennedy.
Fiction book (2000) -
We have already removed the Book of Oa, our most sacred text.
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Prayed together, shared common texts become a part of the fabric of our being.
Academic text (2013) -
The text on this tablet corroborates a passage in the Bible from the Book of Kings, just hitherto been regarded as pure legend.
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In evaluating the relationship between Moulsworth's poem and scriptural texts, two important concerns immediately emerge.
Fiction book (1996) -
Our text today comes from the Gospel of Luke, which teaches us about love and forgiveness.
Synonyms
The holy writings of the Christian religion, especially the Bible
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
A file that has only plain letters, numbers, and symbols with no special formatting
- Specialized
Words and letters a computer saves so you can view and search them
How Long
Surface Forms
Etymology
Text for a Bible passage comes from Latin textus 'to weave', meaning a part of the written work. So a preacher's 'text' is the chosen passage taken from the woven words of the book.