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The 24 pages that link to Bible, each with the reason it gives.

• QuranCompared with: The Bible and Quran differ in structure, religious authority, and accounts of shared figures.

• ChristianityRelated: Christian communities interpret these writings as foundational sources of faith and practice.

• Christian theologyRelated: Christian theology interprets these texts as foundational witnesses to God and Christian belief.

• RastafariRelated: Rastafari interprets biblical narratives through African history, liberation, and Ethiopia.

• Christian artNarrower topic: Its narratives and poetic texts supply subjects for Christian images.

• CodexBroader topic: The codex became the standard physical form for preserving and consulting biblical texts.

• Catholic theologyRelated: Catholic theology reads these writings as inspired Scripture within the Church’s living tradition.

• Christian symbolismNarrower topic: Its stories, images, and numbers supply much of Christianity’s symbolic vocabulary.

• Moby-DickRelated: Biblical names, sermons, and allusions give the voyage a sacred and prophetic register.

• Book of MormonRelated: The Book of Mormon presents itself as a companion witness to biblical scripture.

• The Pilgrim’s ProgressRelated: Bunyan’s biblical language, images, and references supply the allegory’s shared framework.

• Christian ScienceNarrower topic: Christian Science identifies the Bible as its foundational scripture.

• ByblosRelated: The word “Bible” is historically connected to Greek biblia, associated with Byblos and papyrus trade.

• Catechism of the Catholic ChurchCompared with: The Catechism draws on Scripture but is a later synthesis, not a biblical book.

• Northrop FryeRelated: Frye regarded the Bible as a major source of Western literature’s narrative and symbolic conventions.

• Mary Baker EddyRelated: Eddy regarded the Bible as the foundation of Christian Science and paired it with her textbook.

• Christian literatureNarrower topic: Christian literature draws on biblical texts as scripture, source, and literary model.

• Joost van den VondelRelated: Biblical narratives and theology provided subjects for several of Vondel’s plays.

• Richard CrashawRelated: Biblical episodes and language supply many of Crashaw’s poetic subjects and images.

• Christian cultureRelated: Its stories, teachings, and poetry supply a common source for Christian worship and art.

• Gustave DoréNarrower topic: Doré’s 1866 Bible illustrations brought his dramatic visual style to familiar scriptural episodes.

• Religious textBroader topic: Its multiple books illustrate how collections become central to religious communities.

• Christian mythologyNarrower topic: Its books supply the foundational narratives around which Christian mythology developed.

• History of ChristianityRelated: Its texts have been interpreted, translated, and disputed throughout Christian history.