Genesis and Exodus are two of its sections

noun

1. The sacred scriptures of Christians comprising the Old Testament and the New Testament
2. The sacred scriptures of some other religion (such as Judaism)
3. Book
4. A copy or an edition of the Bible

   "gave each of her grandchildren a Bible"

5. A publication that is preeminent especially in authoritativeness or wide readership

   "the fisherman's bible"

noun

1. An area chiefly in the southern U.S. whose inhabitants are believed to hold uncritical allegiance to the literal accuracy of the Bible

noun

1. India paper

noun

1. An aggressively zealous advocate of Christian fundamentalism

noun

1. An officially commissioned English translation of the Bible published in 1568

noun

1. A large Bible usually having special pages for recording births, marriages, and deaths

noun

1. A translation of the Bible by a British interdenominational committee first published in its entirety in 1970

idiom

1. To put a hand on the Bible and make a formal promise to tell the truth

noun

1. An area chiefly in the southern part of the U.S. where there are many people who have very strong and strict Christian beliefs

noun

1. The book of sacred writings used in the Christian religion