Scripture in Japanese
Scripture in Japanese is 聖句 — Scripture means the sacred texts of a religion, especially the Bible in Christianity.
Scripture in Japanese
聖句
Pronounced: seiku
The foundational text of a given religion, or a text considered especially holy.
聖句
Pronounced: seiku
A sacred writing or holy book.
What does "Scripture" mean?
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noun The sacred texts of a religion, especially the Bible in Christianity.
"The preacher quoted a passage of scripture during the sermon."
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noun A specific verse or passage from a holy book.
"He read a scripture at the funeral service."
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Scripture in a sentence
- The preacher quoted a passage of scripture during the sermon.
- She studied scripture every morning before school.
- He read a scripture at the funeral service.
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What is "Scripture" in Japanese?
"Scripture" in Japanese is 聖句. Scripture means: The sacred texts of a religion, especially the Bible in Christianity.
How do you pronounce 聖句?
"Scripture" in Japanese is 聖句, pronounced "seiku".
How do you use "Scripture" in a sentence?
Example: "The preacher quoted a passage of scripture during the sermon." In Japanese, "Scripture" is 聖句.
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