Here are 18 commonly misunderstood Bible stories. Editorial credit: godongphoto / Shutterstock. The story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden contained within the Old testament brings up ideas ...

The gospel of Mark is the second to appear in the New Testament ... attributing them to famous people. Whoever he was, Mark's gospel was the first to attempt to tell the story of the life and ...

This story appears ... in northern New Mexico. A multiple prize-winning saddle-bronc, bull-riding, and bareback pro, Wager now bases his life on preaching the King James Bible.

We will never know the writer's real identity, or even if his name was Mark, since it was common practice in the ancient world to attribute written works to famous ... New Testament tells a story ...

Explore the works of famous authors and the best writers of all time. Their must-read literary masterpieces have left a ...

A Dutchman, the famous Erasmus of Rotterdam, was deeply influential in this movement, notably for his translation of the New Testament ... stories, parts of the gospels, and books of hours—had been ...

The key players in the history of the Bible haven't necessarily been popular—or orthodox. The reason Christians have 27 books in their New Testament ... either. Famous bishop Polycarp called ...

Melito did, and as a result, gave a now-famous ... via the Latin Bible, to the Greek Septuagint and was the arrangement used by Melito. Dr. Bruce Waltke is professor of Old Testament at Regent ...

Hand copied around 1400, a Wycliffe New Testament on ... translating the Bible from Latin into the common language, an innovation church officials denounced. This story appears in the December ...

The Book of Job in the Old Testament ends with more than Job’s recovery and restoration. He also gets a new family with ... a ...

Opinion: It's not 10 Commandments actual words but the Golden Rule of doing unto others as we would have them do to us is ...

Later on, the printing of Bibles in vernacular languages — especially from Luther's Bible (early 1520s) and Tyndale's New ...