Take, as an illustration, the first engraving in the book -- "The Creation of Light." The Deity is represented as a venerable, majestic personage, standing in a vast mass of rolling cloud.

At EEM we have this philosophy: “The Bible. We want everyone to get it.” Well, that’s actually a triple-meaning motto. We want them to get a physical copy.

A Mississippi woman's Bible illustrations helped her get through a difficult time in her life, and the powerful story behind the pages is what brought her to share them on social media.

The next illustration (figure 4) tells the story of Adams’s sons Qabil (Cain) and Habil (Able). In both the Bible and the Qurʼan, Cain murdered his brother out of jealousy when God rejected his ...

This post by GetReligion editor Terry Mattingly is a classic specimen of the genre: some great media criticism, with sprinkled asides of conservative boilerplate. Before detailing his mixed reaction ...

The Illuminator and a Bible for the 21st Century. Easter Sunday, BBC TWO Wales, 6.10pm. In a former village hall, now called a scriptorium, amid the rolling hills of Monmouthshire, sits a team of ...

Unique copies of the Great Bibles of Henry VIII and Thomas Cromwell have been reunited for the first time in nearly 500 years ...

"Get behind me, Satan!" — Matthew 16:23 The illustrations are hilarious — and important. As many so-called "Cafeteria Catholics" (those who "pick and choose" which Biblical doctrines to follow ...