biblical
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- adjective
- /ˈbɪblɪkəl/
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bíblico
- Caleb is a biblical name and he was a good spy.
- biblical stories
- biblical text
- biblical passages
We 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?
Examples
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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.
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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.
Synonyms
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About religious books and their teachings
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
A form of Aramaic used in parts of the Hebrew Bible and spoken in ancient Palestine
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
- Literature
Wise men from the East who follow a star to find the newborn Jesus and bring gifts
How Scriptural
Surface Forms
Morphology
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.