Bibles in a sentence

Some Bibles in the 12th century are huge—almost coffee table Bibles.

Bibles were among items destroyed and the congregation were without their church for five months while repair work was done.

On one side, he assists families who claim to have witnessed miracles, and on the other he belongs to a trio of excommunicated priests who hunt the possessed down to exorcize them under their own terms: with Bibles, fire and shotguns.

The Financial Times is one of those bibles of business, almost like the Wall Street Journal, and followed and absorbed as if its every word came down from heaven.

The war correspondent Michael Herr recounted how in Vietnam American soldiers kept a dizzying array—five-pound Bibles from home, St. Christophers, mezuzahs, pictures of JFK, Che Guevara, Jimi Hendrix, a plastic wrapped oatmeal cookie.

With over a half century of ministering behind bars, sitting in prison cells and passing out Bibles and spiritual literature, thousands of individuals remember “Larry” as the one who visited them in prison.

After dozens of students and other attendees were baptized, event coordinators gave them their own Bibles and helped them read Scripture.

I mean come on, hawking Chinese-made Bibles that cost $3 to make and sell for $59.

Oklahoma law already explicitly allows Bibles in the classroom and lets teachers use them in instruction, said Phil Bacharach, a spokesman for state Attorney General Gentner Drummond.

Saturday Night Live mocked Donald Trump for selling $60 Bibles during Holy Week.

Street preachers are jailed, and those who give out Bibles or pray at work are punished.

The fact that Bible sales are outpacing other print books at a significant rate raises an important question: What is driving more Americans to purchase Bibles?

They weren't chucking bibles or blowing deSantis in the article; they're dead now.

Walters is seeking to spend $3 million in state funds for Bibles that fit a certain criteria, including that the pages are supplemented with U.S. historical materials.

During the opening ceremony, the AFP’s Chaplain Service also provided 500 bibles.

Elizabeth David and The Constance Spry Cookery Book were her bibles, but she also conjured up divine dishes of her own invention, from whatever scraps she happened to find in the fridge.

Rioters in Portland were caught on camera putting bibles and an American flag into a fire outside of the federal courthouse, which has been a focal point in the protests that have been ongoing for more than a month and a half, numerous sources reported.

We rush to the radio, TV or internet for a glimmer of good news about the health crisis, but we let our Bibles accumulate dust.

Board games, copies of The Seattle Times and National Geographic magazine, as well as religious paraphernalia — Bibles, rosaries and other items — are all part of the supplies provided for the men and women of the sea.

But that stuff costs money and you can't grift as easily as you can buying bibles.