The phrase "a bible that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of bible or a particular version of the bible in a descriptive context.
Example: "I found a bible that includes commentary from various theologians."
Alternatives: "a scripture that" or "a holy book that".
Or they may buy a "bible" that tells them how to clone it for themselves.
The other is a Bible that belonged to Abraham Lincoln, which Mr. Obama also used during his 2009 swearing-in.
Graham was already there; an FBI agent gave him a Bible that had belonged to Finicum, Fiore said.
Obama took the oath Sunday on a Bible that belonged to LaVaughn Delores Robinson, Michelle Obama's grandmother.
Vice-President Joe Biden was sworn in, on Tuesday, with a Bible that has been in his family since 1893.
She attended his first two inauguration ceremonies, and he took the oath of office on a Bible that belonged to her.
His cheapest is Robert Campbell ca. 1825 which he tore out of a coverless Bible that cost ten cents at a 59th St. bookstall.
The austere, velvet-lined Red Room is an expression of conventional, 19th-century middle-class life, sparsely decorated with family portraits, a piano and an oversize Bible that bear witness to the activities of Loti's Protestant upbringing.
Wilensky-Lanford devotes an entire chapter of "Paradise Lust" to "The Urantia Book," an alternative bible that was revealed to a group in Chicago over the course of 30 years, beginning in the mid-1920s.
Ms. Stroman will have created a "choreography bible" that can be consulted to make sure the dances don't slip.
THE LINCOLN BIBLE: In his ceremonial swearing in, Mr. Obama will use two bibles – a "traveling bible" that belonged to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and another that belonged to Lincoln.
