I can still recall one student dropping by my classroom after school thirty years ago and entreating me to tell him the answers to the questions posed by the Bible as Literature unit, which followed our study of Classical Greece.
The university requires students to complete a core curriculum of 24 units of Bible and theology with any major.
He kept the telephone number of Kenneth M. Taub, the chief of the Brooklyn district attorney's homicide unit, tucked in his Bible to have it handy whenever he was arrested.
Executives at the Philip Morris Companies, including the chairman, Geoffrey C. Bible and the chairman of its tobacco unit, Michael Szymanczyk, recently sold 504,155 shares for $27.6 million as the stock neared a record high.
In addition to the desecration of courthouse's loose paper records, either a Union Army officer or an Indiana unit confiscated an old Scots language Bible belonging to White, which had been passed down to him from his grandfather, John White.
Because the possession of Canaan was fulfillment of the oft-repeated promise to the patriarchs, the Book of Joshua has usually been regarded as the completion of a literary unit comprising the first six books of the Bible.
The Bible is not a weapon, nor is it a measuring unit with which to prove that you are a better Christian than someone else.
And the management arrangement is unusual: each unit is run by a chief executive who reports to Geoffrey C. Bible, the Philip Morris chairman.
Genesis must thus be seen as a part of a larger unit of material traditionally understood to comprise the first five books of the Bible, called the Torah or the Pentateuch.
And to sully, contaminate, or radically disrespect this unit with a shameful contract is something I'll leave to the amateurs and bible grippers".
