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Definition of scripture
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of scripture is as below...
Scripture
(n.) The books of the Old and the new
Testament,
or of
either
of them; the
Bible;
-- used by way of
eminence
or
distinction,
and
chiefly
in the
plural..
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Distort
::
Distort
(v. t.) To wrest from the true
meaning;
to
pervert;
as, to
distort
passages
of
Scripture,
or their
meaning..
Protocanonical
::
Protocanonical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the first
canon,
or that which
contains
the
authorized
collection
of the books of
Scripture;
--
opposed
to
deutero-canonical..
Translation
::
Translation
(n.) That which is
obtained
by
translating
something
a
version;
as, a
translation
of the
Scriptures..
Preach
::
Preach
(v. i.) To
proclaim
or
publish
tidings;
specifically,
to
proclaim
the
gospel;
to
discourse
publicly
on a
religious
subject,
or from a text of
Scripture;
to
deliver
a
sermon..
Version
::
Version
(n.) A
translation;
that which is
rendered
from
another
language;
as, the
Common,
or
Authorized,
Version
of the
Scriptures
(see under
Authorized);
the
Septuagint
Version
of the Old
Testament..
Itala
::
Itala (n.) An early Latin
version
of the
Scriptures
(the Old
Testament
was
translated
from the
Septuagint,
and was also
called
the
Italic
version)..
Inspired
::
Inspired
(a.)
Communicated
or given as by
supernatural
or
divine
inspiration;
having
divine
authority;
hence,
sacred,
holy; --
opposed
to
uninspired,
profane,
or
secular;
as, the
inspired
writings,
that is, the
Scriptures..
Exegesis
::
Exegesis
(n.)
Exposition;
explanation;
especially,
a
critical
explanation
of a text or
portion
of
Scripture..
Traditor
::
Traditor
(n.) A
deliverer;
-- a name of
infamy
given to
Christians
who
delivered
the
Scriptures,
or the goods of the
church,
to their
persecutors
to save their
lives..
Apologetics
::
Apologetics
(n.) That
branch
of
theology
which
defends
the Holy
Scriptures,
and sets forth the
evidence
of their
divine
authority..
Skeptical
::
Skeptical
(a.)
Doubting
or
denying
the truth of
revelation,
or the
sacred
Scriptures..
Prophesy
::
Prophesy
(v. i.) To give
instruction
in
religious
matters;
to
interpret
or
explain
Scripture
or
religious
subjects;
to
preach;
to
exhort;
to
expound.
Isagogics
::
Isagogics
(n.) That part of
theological
science
directly
preliminary
to
actual
exegesis,
or
interpretation
of the
Scriptures..
Postil
::
Postil
(n.) A short
homily
or
commentary
on a
passage
of
Scripture;
as, the first
postils
were
composed
by order of
Charlemagne..
Stich
::
Stich (n.) A line in the
Scriptures;
specifically
(Hebrew
Scriptures),
one of the
rhythmic
lines in the
poetical
books and
passages
of the Old
Treatment,
as
written
in the
oldest
Hebrew
manuscripts
and in the
Revised
Version
of the
English
Bible..
Commentary
::
Commentary
(v. i.) A
series
of
comments
or
annotations;
esp., a book of
explanations
or
expositions
on the whole or a part of the
Scriptures
or of some other
work..
Alcoran
::
Alcoran
(n.) The
Mohammedan
Scriptures;
the Koran (now the usual
form).
Vulgate
::
Vulgate
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Vulgate,
or the old Latin
version
of the
Scriptures..
Text
::
Text (n.) A verse or
passage
of
Scripture,
especially
one
chosen
as the
subject
of a
sermon,
or in proof of a
doctrine..
Introit
::
Introit
(n.) A part of a psalm or other
portion
of
Scripture
read by the
priest
at Mass
immediately
after
ascending
to the
altar.
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