The phrase "knowledge of the bible" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who is knowledgeable about the Bible, such as, "He has a great depth of knowledge of the Bible."
It's a lack of even basic knowledge of the Bible in the population.
The subjects of his paintings show that he had an adequate knowledge of the Bible, Ovid's Metamorphoses, and the Aeneid.
The course was rewritten to assume little or no faith, and only scant knowledge of the Bible.
By his own account, during the past 20 years Kass, who grew up in a secular environment without knowledge of the Bible, underwent a profound shift.
We always celebrate your life, my knowledge of the bible is very poor, and the memory of a letter of over 30 years ago is worse.
And if we didn't have translations, then we would, as he points out, have no knowledge of the Bible, the works of Tolstoy, or Planet of the Apes.
All our knowledge of the word of the Bible has been based on these two translations and this very late Hebrew text (helped out with a Samaritan Pentateuch and some excerpts in early Aramaic versions).
The police appeal to Merrily, and her knowledge of both the Bible and the supernatural, for help.
When that day comes, thoughtful people will reconsider their beliefs and make their religious decisions from a knowledge of what the Bible is actually trying to tell them, rather than what today's fallible teaching has proclaimed.
As much as Steidl admired Gutenberg's revolutionary contribution to the dissemination of knowledge, the Bible itself was "a baroque illustrated object that was absolutely not to my taste".
But this is not only to assure your knowledge of the church and bible but, to make sure this is your desire.
