Sentence examples for bible of which from inspiring English sources

In 1991 Mr. Scheide bought the 36-Line Bible, of which only 14 copies survive.

Some 450,000 people each month do Google searches for King + James + Bible, of which fewer than 10% originate in the UK.

Illuminated Anglo-Saxon translations of the Bible (of which Northumbria's Lindisfarne Gospels is the oldest to have survived) at times encouraged antisemitism.

Seventeen hundred copies of "The Whole Booke of Psalmes" were printed in Cambridge, Mass., in 1640; only 11 survive, making it scarcer than the Gutenberg Bible, of which there are 48 known copies.

Writer says that the ordinary, non-scholarly Jew knows that the Torah, the Prophets & the Writings, the 3 sections of his Bible, are sacred; the non-scholarly Gentile that his Bible, of which the first section is differently arranged from the Hebrew Tanakh, & which has been translated in several different ways, is a work of Divine revelation, consisting of the Old & New Testaments.

In 1454 he used the revolutionary system to print 300 bibles, of which 48 copies survive, each worth millions of pounds.

Now the Bible school of which Reid is president is to be sued for assaulting children.

The Scheide Library includes such treasures as the world's first six printed editions of the Bible, four of which are shown in this 2002 photo with Scheide.

About a dozen copies of the Gutenberg Bible, most of which were printed on vellum, are known only from fragmentary preservation as bookbinding materials.

This distinction is reflected in the two main senses of the Hebrew and Greek words translated as "forgive" found in the Bible, one of which refers to the annulling of financial debts, and the other to re-establishing personal relationships that have been disrupted by wrongdoing (Metzger and Coogan, 1993).

Next, we were taken around a small museum area that featured various old copies of the Bible, some of which were more than 100 years old. .