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Does everyone read the same Bible?
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Jun 8, 2026
The mysteries of Scripture
Does everyone read the same Bible?
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The Bible, the Tanakh, the Holy Scriptures, the Word of God: there are many names for this millennial text, but do they all refer to the same thing? Under the name ‘Bible’ —from the Greek biblia, ‘books’— we find different texts, some longer than others, connected to different faiths and traditions. What makes up the Bible? How does it vary from tradition to tradition? What was its original language? Keep on reading to find out the answer to these questions and other interesting facts about this sacred text.
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Word Challenge: Jeweled
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Word of the day · Jun 8, 2026
Jeweled
1. adorned, set with, or made from jewels
“a jeweled dagger”
adjective
/ˈdʒuəld/
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“The crown was beautifully jeweled, making it a stunning symbol of
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in the kingdom.”
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