Bible
The Bible, sometimes called the Holy Bible, was a collection of ancient Earth writings usually bound together as a book. Laws pertaining to the Human rights of the accused were enumerated in the Bible. ()

The earliest books of the Bible were called the Torah, and were written in Hebrew on scrolls. Modified Torah scrolls were placed in the front of the White Church on Terralysium. ()

One of the first mass-produced, printed copies of the Bible was the Gutenberg Bible. (; ) 

The Bible was a very influential book in Earth history and, as such, Humans used the word "bible" to describe works of similar influence among other societies. Examples included the Vulcan Kir'Shara, and Chicago Mobs of the Twenties, the latter explicitly being described as the blueprint for the Iotians' entire society moments before. (; )

It also inspired works of art, such as movies. In 2152, when Lieutenant Malcolm Reed asked Captain Jonathan Archer what made him think that the Suliban wouldn't come after  once they found the Suliban stealth cruiser, Archer replied, "Just like those old Bible movies, Malcolm. It wasn't written." ()

A 20th century copy of the Holy Bible was among a small collection of books found aboard the . ()

The Bible was one of multiple legal authorities cited by Samuel T. Cogley, attorney at law, at Captain Kirk's general court martial in 2267. ()

Spock was somewhat familiar with the Bible and the story of Adam and Eve from the book of Genesis (book).() In 2285, when Kirk wondered aloud what the phrase "give up Genesis" was speaking of, Spock suggested that he might be able to figure it out if he knew was Genesis was, apart from the Bible. ()

In 2374, Joseph Sisko recited a Bible verse to Benjamin Sisko, which surprised his son, as he had never known his father to quote from the Bible before. ()  ()

Benny Russell encountered a preacher who used several Biblical quotes to help convince him to follow his dreams and to open people's eyes to the future of mankind. ()

Noted Biblical references

External links 
 
 
 Online Bible at Bible.com
 BibleGateway.com

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