Sentence examples for bible published in from inspiring English sources

"Nauseating" was one critic's view of his great opus The Good Book: A Secular Bible, published in April.

In addition, James famously oversaw a new authorized English translation of the Bible, published in 1611, which became known as the King James Version.

There are skis with four shoes attached, intended for four participants' feet, and hammer throws with ropes tied to an art history textbook or to the "Fluxus Codex," a kind of Fluxus bible published in the '80s by Jon Hendricks.

Such, for instance, is a large, circular dish (British Museum) inscribed "Lyon, 1582," the overall decoration of which was obviously inspired by an illustration in Jean de Tournes's Bible, published in Lyon in 1554.

In 1646 he became professor at the Collège de France, Paris, but in 1652 he returned to Rome to work on preparation of the Arabic version of the Bible, published in 1671.

Along with eight other scholars, he laboured for 15 years on the Revised Standard Version of the Bible, published in 1946; the same year, he wrote How to Read the Bible, which became a standard guide for beginning Bible readers.

Carl Gable, who with his wife Sally has owned Villa Cornaro since 1989, narrowed the original source of the imagery down to a two-volume Dutch bible, published by Pieter Mortier in Amsterdam in 1700 (there was also a French edition).

James Henry Breasted called him "the first important recruit scientifically trained in this University to enter the ranks of our orientalist group as a product of the [American] West". By far his most celebrated activity was his editorship of the Old Testament portion of the American Standard translation of the Bible published by the University of Chicago Press in 1927.

Bible publishing in the twenty-first century involves an intersection of faith and consumerism that is typical of contemporary American evangelicalism.

The Stubborn Structure: Essays on Criticism and Society appeared in 1970, and The Great Code: The Bible and Literature, a study of the mythology and structure of the Bible, was published in 1982.

The first book to become socialized in this manner will be the Bible (published by HarperCollins).