Sentence examples for standard bible from inspiring English sources

Eventually, it is expected to become the standard Bible in the nation's 760 Conservative synagogues.

Language use evolves, too, of course, though it's hard to argue that anything truly significant changed between the publication of the English Standard Version (2001), Today's New International Version (2002), and the Holman Christian Standard Bible (2004).

His version, in Bishop Richard Challoner's third revised edition (1752), was the standard Bible for English Roman Catholics until the 20th century, and his phraseology influenced the Anglican translators of the Authorized, or King James, Version (1611).

I'm reminded of an episode in our denominational conference where establishing a standard Bible translation was discussed.

Recently, we've seen how fellow clergy in Charleston, South Carolina have been gunned down within their sanctuary during a standard Bible study.

Nicholas joins up with a band of traveling thespians who go from town to town performing the standard Bible-based medieval repertory of miracle and mystery plays.

The standard kitchen bible, the book you turn to most often, has evolved from dictionary to encyclopedia, and to anthology and then grammar.

In the West, Hilary of Poitiers, Ambrose of Milan, and, above all, the incomparable scholar Jerome (translator of the standard Latin Bible, or Vulgate) gave Latin theology confidence.

In the West, St. Hilary of Poitiers, St. Ambrose of Milan, and, above all, the incomparable scholar St. Jerome (translator of the standard Latin Bible, or Vulgate) gave Latin theology confidence.

The Weekly Standard, the bible of American neo-conservatives, declared a few months ago that the constitution is aimed at creating a European super-state to rival the United States, and concluded that it "might prove every bit as consequential as the liberation of Baghdad".

Too new to be in any of the standard cocktail bibles, the apple martini has already mutated into abundant variations.