IPA: /ˈbaɪbəl/
KK: /ˈbaɪbəl/
A collection of sacred writings that are considered holy in Christianity and some other religions, including the Old Testament and the New Testament.
Many people read the Bible for guidance and inspiration.
Bible → The word 'bible' comes from the Greek 'biblia' (meaning books), which is a plural form of 'biblion' (meaning a scroll or book). The term refers to the collection of sacred texts or scriptures in Christianity, essentially meaning 'the books' that are considered holy.
Think of the Greek word 'biblia' meaning 'books' to remember that the Bible is a collection of sacred books.