The world's most widely known Bible translation, using early seventeenth-century English. Its powerful, majestic style has made it a literary classic, with many of its phrases and expressions embedded ...

The standard Bible translation within the Reformed community at that time was the Deux Aes Bible ... Some of the Bibles have handwritten family trees, tracing lineages from the mid-seventeenth century ...

Last spring, the National Council of Churches commissioned the Society of Biblical Literature to lead a review and update of the New Revised Standard Version translation of the Bible. The new NRSV ...

Scientists have revived a mysterious, 1,000-year-old seed discovered in the Judean Desert — and the tree that has grown from it could belong to a lost lineage mentioned in the Bible, they say.

researchers say their little time traveler could be the source of a medicinal extract historically associated with the era and mentioned in the Bible, known as “tsori.” The tree, which the ...

The Vulgate became the predominantly used Bible of the Middle Ages and has endured to this day as a translation that at least one prominent linguist considers one of the very best available. “ ...

This, they theorize, may be evidence that resin from the tree might be the "tsori" medicinal compound mentioned in the Bible several times. The researchers have also found that the tree belongs to ...

It’s something from the pages of the Bible and scientists think it has been gone for a very long time. Botanists have managed to grow a long-lost tree species from an ancient, 1,000-year-old ...

The resin of a tree grown from an ancient seed found in a desert cave near Jerusalem could be the source of a medicinal balm mentioned in the Bible, a new study has found. The strange seed, about 2cm ...

The resin of a tree grown from an ancient seed found in a desert cave near Jerusalem could be the source of a medicinal balm mentioned in the Bible, a new study has found. The strange seed ...