A

• Aaron
• Aaron ben Elijah
• Aaron ben Jeshua
• Aaron ben Joseph ha-Rofe
• Aaron ben Moses Ben-Asher
• Aaron's Rod
• Aaronites
• Aaron’s Tomb
• Ab
• Abaddon
• Abagtha
• Abana
• Abarbanel, Isaac ben Judah
• Abarbanel, Judah
• Abarim
• Abayudaya
• Abba
• Abba Mari ben Eligdor
• Abba Mari ben Moses ha-Yarḥi (Don Astruc de Lunel)
• Abbahu, Rabbi
• Abbasid Dynasty
• Abbaye
• Abbot, Ezra
• Abbreviations
• Abda
• Abdeel
• Abdi
• Abdias, Apostolic History of Pseudo-
• Abdiel
• Abdon (Person)
• Abdon (Place)
• Abduction
• Abecedary
• Abednego
• Abeille, Pierre-César
• Abel
• Abel, Felix-Marie (Louis Felix)
• Abel-Beth-Maacah
• Abel-Keramim
• Abel-Maim
• Abel-Meholah
• Abel-Mizraim
• Abel-Shittim
• Abelard (Abailard), Peter
• Abendmusik
• Abez
• Abgar, Epistle of Christ to
• Abi
• Abi-Albon
• Abia
• Abiasaph
• Abiathar
• Abib
• Abida
• Abidan
• Abiel
• Abiezer, Abiezrites
• Abigail (Sister of David)
• Abigail (Wife of David)
• Abigal
• Abihail
• Abihu
• Abihud
• Abijah
• Abijam
• Abila
• Abilene
• Abimael
• Abimelech
• Abimelech (King of Gerar)
• Abinadab
• Abiner
• Abinoam
• Abir
• Abiram
• Abishag
• Abishai
• Abishalom
• Abishua
• Abishur
• Abital
• Abitub
• Abiud
• Abjuration Formula
• Ablutions
• Abner
• Abner of Burgos (Alfonso de Valladolid)
• Aboab, Isaac I
• Aboab, Isaac II
• Abodah Zarah
• Abode of the Dead
• Abomination
• Abomination of Desolation
• Aborigines
• Abortion
• Abot
• Abot de-Rabbi Natan
• Aboulrabi, Aaron
• Abrabanel, Isaac ben Judah
• Abraham
• Abraham (Sūra 14)
• Abraham Ibn Ezra
• Abraham bar Ḥiyya
• Abraham ben Eliezer Halevi
• Abraham ben Isaac Bedersi
• Abraham ben Isaac ha-Levi (Tamakh)
• Abraham ben Mordechai Farissol
• Abraham ben Moses Maimonides
• Abraham ibn Daud
• Abraham's Bosom
• Abraham, Apocalypse of
• Abraham, Book of
• Abraham, Testament of
• Abrahamic Covenant
• Abraham’s Oak
• Abram
• Abramowich, Sholem Yakov
• Abravanel, Isaac ben Judah
• Abrenuntiation
• Abrogation of Scripture
• Abron
• Abronah
• Absalom
• Absalom (Son of David)
• Absolution
• Abstinence
• Abu Hawam, Tell
• Abu Tuwein, Khirbet
• Abu et-Twein, Khirbet
• Abubus
• Abukarat, Abraham ben Solomon ha-Levi
• Abulafia, Abraham ben Samuel
• Abyss, The
• Abyssinia
• Abū Qurra, Theodore
• Abū Rāʾiṭa al-Takrītī, Ḥabīb ibn Khidma
• Abū al-Faraj Hārūn Ibn al-Faraj
• Abū al-Faraj, Gregor
• Acacia
• Acacius of Caesarea
• Acacius of Constantinople
• Acacius of Melitene
• Accad
• Accents, Masoretic
• Acco
• Accuser
• Aceldama
• Acephalians
• Achaea
• Achaemenid Dynasty
• Achaia
• Achaicus
• Achan
• Achaz
• Achbor
• Acheiropoietoi, Acheiropoietic Image
• Acheron, Stream of
• Achiacharus
• Achilles Tatius
• Achim
• Achior
• Achish
• Achor
• Achsah
• Achshaph
• Achzib
• Acra
• Acraba
• Acre (Measure)
• Acre (Place)
• Acrostic
• Actium
• Actor
• Acts of Peter and Andrew
• Acts of the Apostles
• Acts, Apocryphal
• Actus (in Music)
• Adad
• Adada
• Adadah
• Adah
• Adaiah
• Adalbert of Prague
• Adalia
• Adam (Person)
• Adam (Place)
• Adam and Eve, Life of (Book)
• Adam and Eve, Story of
• Adam of St. Victor
• Adam, The Apocalypse of (NHC V,5)
• Adam, The Testament of
• Adamah
• Adamant
• Adamantius, Dialogue of
• Adami-Nekeb
• Adapa
• Adar
• Adasa
• Adbeel
• Addai
• Addan (Person)
• Addan (Place)
• Addar (Person)
• Addar (Place)
• Addax
• Adder
• Addi
• Addon
• Addus
• Ader
• Ader, Khirbet
• Adiaphorites
• Adiel
• Adin
• Adina
• Adithaim
• Adlai
• Adlgasser, Anton Cajetan
• Admah
• Admatha
• Admin
• Adna
• Adnah
• Adonai
• Adoni-Bezek
• Adoni-Zedek
• Adonijah
• Adonikam
• Adoniram
• Adonis
• Adoption
• Adoptionism
• Adoraim
• Adoram
• Adoration
• Adrammelech (Deity)
• Adrammelech (Person)
• Adramyttium
• Adria, Sea of
• Adriel
• Adso of Montier-en-Der
• Aduel
• Adulis
• Adullam
• Adultery
• Adummim
• Advent
• Adversary
• Advocate
• Aegean Sea
• Aelian
• Aelred of Rievaulx
• Aeneas
• Aenon
• Aeon
• Aeschylus
• Aesop
• Aesora
• Aesthetics and the Bible
• Aethelwold, Bishop of Winchester
• Aetheria
• Afendopolo, Caleb ben Elijah
• Affula, El-
• Africa
• African American Biblical Interpretation
• African Biblical Interpretation
• African Diaspora
• African Hebrew Israelites of Jerusalem
• African Traditional Religion
• Africanus, Sextus Julius
• Afterlife
• Afula
• Agabus
• Agade
• Agag, Agagites
• Agape
• Agape Meal
• Agate
• Age
• Agee
• Ages of History, Ages of the World
• Aggadah
• Aggadat Bereshit
• Agia
• Agnon, Samuel Josef
• Agnosticism
• Agnus Dei
• Agobard of Lyon
• Agon
• Agony
• Agora
• Agrapha
• Agreement
• Agricola, Johann
• Agricola, Martin
• Agricola, Mikael
• Agricola, Rudolph
• Agriculture
• Agrippa
• Agunah
• Agur
• Ahab (King of Israel)
• Ahab (Prophet)
• Aharah
• Aharhel
• Aharoni, Yohanan
• Ahasbai
• Ahashtarites
• Ahasuerus
• Ahasverus
• Ahava
• Ahaz
• Ahaziah
• Ahban
• Aher
• Ahi
• Ahiah
• Ahiam
• Ahian
• Ahiezer
• Ahihud
• Ahijah (Ahiah, Ahio)
• Ahikam
• Ahikar
• Ahilud
• Ahimaaz
• Ahiman
• Ahimelech
• Ahimoth
• Ahinadab
• Ahinoam
• Ahio
• Ahiqar, Book of
• Ahira
• Ahiram
• Ahiram Inscription
• Ahisamach
• Ahishahar
• Ahishar
• Ahithophel
• Ahitub
• Ahl al-Kitab
• Ahlab
• Ahlai
• Ahlamu
• Ahmadiyya
• Ahmar, Tell
• Ahmed Deedat
• Ahoah
• Ahohi, Ahohite
• Ahriman
• Ahumai
• Ahura Mazda
• Ahuzzam
• Ahuzzath
• Ahzai
• Ai
• Aiah
• Aiath
• Aija
• Aijalon
• Ailey, Alvin
• Ailred of Rievaulx
• Ain
• Ain Feshka
• Ain Karim
• Ainsworth, Henry
• Aion
• Ajalon
• Ajjul, Tell El-
• Akan
• Akbar the Great
• Akedah
• Akeldama
• Akhenaten
• Akhetaten, Akhetaton
• Akhmatova, Anna
• Akhmimic Dialect
• Akiba, Rabbi
• Akitu
• Akkad
• Akkadian Language
• Akko
• Akkub
• Akrabattene
• Akrabbim
• Al-Ula
• Alabaster
• Aladura
• Alalakh
• Alan of Lille
• Aland, Kurt
• Albalag, Isaac
• Albania (Ajerbyjan)
• Albert, Heinrich
• Albo, Joseph
• Albrechtsberger, Johann Georg
• Albright Institute of Archaeological Research
• Albright, William Foxwell
• Alchemy
• Alcimus
• Alcohol
• Alcuin, Albinius Flaccus
• Aldebaran
• Ale
• Aleichem, Sholem
• Alema
• Alemanno, Yoḥanan ben Isaac
• Alemeth
• Aleph (ʾālep)
• Aleppo
• Aleppo Codex
• Alexander
• Alexander Halesius
• Alexander the Great
• Alexander, Joseph Addison
• Alexandria
• Alexandrian Exegesis
• Alexandrian Text
• Alexandrinus, Codex
• Alfonso X of Castile
• Alfonso de Valladolid
• Alfāṣī, David ben Abraham
• Algebra
• Ali ibn Suleiman
• Aliah
• Alien
• Aliyah
• Aliyan
• Alkabets, Solomon ben Moses ha-Levi
• Allah
• Allammelech
• Allan, Maud
• Allat
• Allegorical Interpretation of the Bible
• Allegory
• Allegro, John Marco
• Alliteration
• Allogenes (NHC XI,3)
• Allon
• Allon-Bacuth
• Almighty
• Almodad
• Almon
• Almon-Diblathaim
• Almond
• Almosnino, Moses
• Alms
• Almug
• Aloe
• Alogians
• Alpha (ἄλφα)
• Alpha and Omega
• Alphabet
• Alphabet of Ben Sira
• Alphaeus
• Alqabets, Solomon ben Moses ha-Levi
• Alshekh, Moses
• Alt, Georg Albrecht
• Altar
• Altar Call
• Altar Theology
• Altarpiece
• Altdorfer, Albrecht
• Alterman, Nathan
• Altruism
• Altschuler, David and Yeḥiʾel Hillel
• Alush
• Alvah
• Alvan
• Alyasaʾ
• Alḥarizi, Judah ben Solomon
• Am
• Am Haarez
• Amad
• Amal
• Amalarius of Metz
• Amalek, Amalekites
• Amaltheia
• Amam
• Amama, Sixtinus
• Amana
• Amanuensis
• Amariah
• Amarna Letters
• Amarna, Tell El-
• Amasa
• Amasai
• Amashsai
• Amasia
• Amasiah
• Amathus
• Amato, Vincenzo
• Amaw
• Amazement, Awe
• Amaziah
• Ambassador
• Ambo
• Ambrose of Milan
• Ambrosian Chant
• Ambrosiaster
• Amel-Marduk
• Amen
• Amenhotep (Amenophis)
• Amenophis
• America
• American Academy of Religion
• American Center of Oriental Research
• American Revolution
• American School of Prehistoric Research
• American Schools of Oriental Research
• American Versions of the Bible
• Americanist Controversy
• Amethyst
• Ami
• Amichai, Yehuda
• Aminadab
• Amisus
• Amittai
• Ammah
• Amman
• Ammi
• Ammidians
• Ammiel
• Ammihud
• Amminadab
• Amminadib
• Ammishaddai
• Ammizabad
• Ammon (Place)
• Ammon, Ammonite
• Ammonite Language
• Amnon (Son of David)
• Amnon (Son of Shimon)
• Amok
• Amon (Deity)
• Amon (Person)
• Amora, Amoraim
• Amorites
• Amos
• Amos (Book and Person)
• Amoz
• Amphictyony
• Amphilochius of Iconium
• Amphipolis
• Amphitheater
• Ampliatus
• Amram
• Amram, Vision of
• Amraphel
• Amrit
• Amulet
• Amun
• Amuq Plain
• Amurru
• Amzi
• Anab
• Anabaptists
• Anael
• Anagogical Interpretation
• Anah
• Anaharath
• Anaiah
• Anak, Anakites
• Anakim
• Analogy
• Anamim
• Anammelech
• Anan
• Anan ben David
• Anani
• Ananiah (Person)
• Ananiah (Place)
• Ananias
• Ananiel
• Ananke
• Ananus
• Anaphora
• Anaphora of Pilate
• Anasib
• Anastasis
• Anath (Deity)
• Anath (Person)
• Anathema, Anathematism
• Anathoth
• Anatoli, Jacob ben Abba Mari
• Anatolia
• Anatolian Languages
• Ancestor Cult
• Ancestors (the Former Generations)
• Anchor
• Anchorite
• Ancient Versions of the Bible
• Ancient of Days
• Ancyra
• Andalusia (al-Andalus)
• Andersen, Hans Christian
• Anderson, Bernhard
• Andover Theological Seminary
• Andrew
• Andrew and Mattathias, Acts of
• Andrew of St. Victor
• Andrew, Acts of
• Andrew, Acts of Peter and
• Andrew, Fragmentary Story
• Andriace
• Androgyne, Androgynous Beings
• Andronicus
• Anem
• Aner (Person)
• Aner (Place)
• Anerio, Giovanni Francesco
• Angel of Death
• Angel of YHWH
• Angelico, Fra
• Angels and Angel-Like Beings
• Anger
• Anglican Chant
• Anglican Church
• Anglican Liturgy
• Anguish
• Aniam
• Aniconism
• Anim
• Animal Symbolism
• Animal Worship
• Animals
• Animuccia, Giovanni
• Anklets
• Anna (Prophetess)
• Anna (Wife of Tobit)
• Annals
• Annan
• Annas
• Anne (Mother of Mary)
• Annet, Peter
• Annias
• Anniuth
• Annunciation
• Annunus
• Anointed, The
• Anointing
• Anonymity
• Anselm of Canterbury
• Anselm of Havelberg
• Anselm of Laon
• Ant
• Ant, The (Sūra 27)
• Antelope
• Anthem
• Anthothijah
• Anthropological Approaches to the Bible
• Anthropology
• Anthropomorphism
• Anthroposophy
• Anti-Docetism
• Anti-Imperialism
• Anti-Judaism and Anti-Semitism
• Anti-Paulinism
• Anti-Semitism
• Antichrist
• Antigonos of Sokho
• Antilebanon
• Antilegomena
• Antilibanus
• Antin, Mary
• Antinomianism
• Antinomy
• Antioch near Pisidia
• Antioch of Syria
• Antioch, Chalice of
• Antiochene Exegesis
• Antiochians
• Antiochis
• Antiochus
• Antipas
• Antipater
• Antipatris
• Antiphon
• Antiphoner
• Antiphrasis
• Antithesis
• Antithetical Parallelism
• Antonia, Tower of
• Antoninus Pius
• Antony of the Desert, Saint
• Antony, Mark
• Anu
• Anub
• Anvil
• Anxiety
• Anzu
• Apame
• Apartheid
• Ape
• Apelles
• Aphairema
• Aphek
• Aphekah
• Apherra
• Aphiah
• Aphid
• Aphraates
• Aphrah
• Aphrodite
• Aphroditian
• Aphthonius
• Apion
• Apiru
• Apis
• Apkallu
• Apocalypse of Weeks
• Apocalypses and Apocalypticism
• Apocalypses, Apocryphal
• Apocatastasis
• Apocrypha, Apocryphal Writings
• Apocryphal Acts
• Apocryphal Apocalypses
• Apocryphal Epistles
• Apollinaris of Laodicea
• Apollo
• Apollonia
• Apollonius
• Apollophanes
• Apollos
• Apollyon
• Apologetics
• Apologists, Early Christian
• Apology of the Augsburg Confession
• Apophthegm
• Apophthegmata Patrum
• Apostasy
• Apostle
• Apostles' Creed
• Apostles, Acts of the
• Apostles, Epistle of
• Apostles, The Twelve
• Apostolic Constitutions and Canons
• Apostolic Council
• Apostolic Creed
• Apostolic Decree
• Apostolic Fathers
• Apostolic History of Pseudo-Abdias
• Apostolic Succession
• Apotactites
• Appaim
• Apparel
• Appeal to Caesar
• Apphia
• Apphus
• Appian Way
• Appius, Forum of
• Apple
• Apron
• Apsu
• Apuleius of Madaura
• Aqan
• Aqedah
• Aqiba, Rabbi
• Aquarius, Age of
• Aqueduct
• Aquila and Priscilla
• Aquila’s Version
• Aquinas, Thomas
• Ar
• Ara
• Arab (Place)
• Arabah
• Arabah, Brook of the
• Arabah, Sea of
• Arabia
• Arabia, Ancient
• Arabic Infancy Gospel
• Arabic Language
• Arabs
• Arad (Person)
• Arad (Place)
• Aradus
• Arah
• Arair
• Aram (Person)
• Aram (Place)
• Aram-Maacah
• Aram-Naharaim
• Aram-Zobah
• Arama, Isaac ben Moses
• Aramaic Apocryphon of Daniel (4QapocrDan ar/4Q246)
• Aramaic Inscriptions
• Aramaic Language
• Aramaic Versions of the Bible
• Aramaisms in the Bible
• Aramean Concubine
• Arameans
• Aramitess
• Aran
• Ararat
• Aratus of Soli
• Araunah
• Arba
• Arbathite
• Arbatta
• Arbela
• Arbite
• Arbitration
• Arcadia
• Archaeological Dating Techniques
• Archaeological Institute of America
• Archaeology
• Archangel
• Archelaus
• Archer
• Archi, Archites
• Archippus
• Archisynagogos (Leader of the Synagogue)
• Architecture
• Archives and Libraries
• Archives of Murashû
• Archives, House of the
• Archon, Archons
• Arcturus
• Ard, Ardites
• Ardat
• Ardon
• Areini, Tell El-
• Areli, Arelite
• Arena
• Arena Chapel
• Areopagus
• Aretalogy
• Aretas
• Argob (Place)
• Argob and Arieh (Persons)
• Argumentative Style
• Arianism
• Ariarathes V Eusebes Philopater
• Aridai
• Aridatha
• Arieh
• Ariel (Deity, Place)
• Ariel (Person)
• Arimathea
• Arimathea, Joseph of
• Arioch
• Arisai
• Aristarchus
• Aristeas the Exegete
• Aristeas, Letter of
• Aristides (Apologist)
• Aristides, Aelius
• Aristobulus
• Aristophanes
• Aristotle
• Arius, Arianism
• Ark (Synagogue)
• Ark of Moses
• Ark of the Covenant
• Ark, Noah's
• Arkite, The
• Arm of the Lord
• Armageddon
• Armenia
• Armenian Biblical Interpretation
• Armenian Gospel of the Infancy
• Armenian Versions of the Bible
• Armilus
• Arminius, Jacobus (James)
• Armlet
• Armoni
• Armor
• Armory
• Arms, Armament
• Arms-Bearer
• Army
• Arna
• Arnan
• Arni
• Arnold, Gottfried
• Arnold, Matthew
• Arnold, Samuel
• Arnon
• Arod, Arodites
• Aroer, Aroerite
• Arom
• Aroma
• Aromatic Cane
• Aroura
• Arpachshad
• Arpad
• Arphaxad
• Arragel, Moses
• Arrian
• Arrow
• Arsaces
• Arsinoe
• Arslantepe
• Art, Bible in
• Artapanus
• Artaxerxes
• Artemas
• Artisans
• Artom, Elia Samuele
• Arts and Crafts in the Bible
• Arubboth
• Arumah
• Arundi, Isaac
• Arvad, Arvadites
• Arya Samaj
• Arza
• Arzareth
• Asa
• Asahel
• Asaiah
• Asaias
• Asaph
• Asaph, Asaphites
• Asaramel
• Asarel
• Ascending Stairways, The (Sūra 70)
• Ascension (General)
• Ascension of Christ
• Ascension of Elijah
• Ascension of Isaiah
• Ascension of Paul
• Ascent of Heres
• Ascent of the Corner
• Ascent of the Soul
• Ascent to Heaven
• Ascent, Songs of
• Ascetics, Asceticism
• Asch, Sholem
• Asclepius (NHC VI,8)
• Asdot-Pisgah
• Asenath
• Ashan
• Asharelah
• Ashbea
• Ashbel, Ashbelites
• Ashdod
• Ashdod-Yam
• Asher Crescas
• Asher ben David
• Asher, Asherites
• Asher, Testament of
• Asherah
• Asheroth
• Ashes
• Ashhur
• Ashima
• Ashkelon
• Ashkenaz
• Ashkenaz, Reception of the Bible in
• Ashkenazi, Eliezer ben Elijah ha-Rofe
• Ashkenazim
• Ashmedai
• Ashnah
• Ashpenaz
• Ashtar
• Ashtaroth (Deity)
• Ashtaroth (Place)
• Ashteroth-Karnaim
• Ashton, Frederick
• Ashtoreth
• Ashur (City)
• Ashur (Deity)
• Ashur (Person)
• Ashurbanipal
• Ashurites
• Ashvath
• Asia
• Asia Minor
• Asian Diaspora
• Asiarchs
• Asibias
• Asiel
• Askewianus, Codex
• Asmodeus
• Asnah
• Asp
• Aspatha
• Asphar
• Asriel, Asrielite
• Ass
• Assar, Tel
• Assembly
• Asshur (City)
• Asshur (Deity)
• Asshur (Person)
• Asshurim
• Assir
• Associations, Voluntary
• Assonance
• Assos
• Assumption of Mary
• Assumption of Moses
• Assyria
• Assyrian Church, Reception of the Bible in
• Assyrian Empire
• Assyrian Language
• Assyriology and Biblical Studies
• Astarte, Ashtoreth
• Astonishment
• Astronomy, Astrology
• Astruc, Abba Mari ben Moses ben Joseph of Lunel
• Astruc, Jean
• Astyages
• Asur
• Asylum
• Asyncritus
• Atad
• Atarah
• Atargatis
• Ataroth
• Ataroth-Addar
• Atbash
• Aten
• Ater
• Athach
• Athaiah
• Athaliah
• Athaliah (Queen of Judah)
• Athanasian Creed
• Athanasius
• Atharim
• Atheism
• Athena
• Athenagoras
• Athenobius
• Athenodorus
• Athens
• Athlai
• Athlete of God/Christ
• Athletics
• Atlit
• Aton
• Atonement
• Atra-ḫasis
• Atroth-Beth-Joab
• Atroth-Shophan
• Attah Horeta la-Daʿat
• Attah Zokher
• Attai
• Attalia in Pamphylia
• Attalus
• Attharates
• Attharias
• Attica
• Atum
• Auditions, Auditory Experiences
• Auerbach, Elias
• Auerbach, Erich
• Augsburg Confession
• Augury
• Augustine of Hippo
• Augustus
• Auma, Alice
• Auranus
• Aurelius, Marcus
• Aureoli, Petrus
• Aurogallus (Goldhahn), Matthaeus
• Australia
• Author, Implicit
• Authoritative Teaching (NHC VI,3)
• Authorities
• Authority of Scripture
• Authorized Versions of the Bible
• Authorship
• Autobiography
• Autos Sacramentales
• Avaran
• Avarice
• Ave Maria
• Avelei Tsiyyon
• Aven
• Avenger
• Avesta
• Avi-Yonah, Michael
• Avinu Sheba-Shamayim
• Avith
• Avot
• Avot de-Rabbi Natan
• Avot, Khirbet
• Avrabanel, Isaac ben Judah
• Avva, Avvites
• Avvim
• Avvites
• Awan
• Awe
• Awl
• Awlād al-ʿAssāl
• Awning
• Axe
• Axial Age
• Axle
• Aya
• Ayin (ʿayin)
• Ayish
• Ayyah
• Ayyub
• Ayyubid Dynasty
• Azael
• Azal
• Azaliah
• Azaniah
• Azarel
• Azariah
• Azariah de' Rossi
• Azariah, Prayer of
• Azarias
• Azaru
• Azaz
• Azazel
• Azaziah
• Azbuk
• Azekah
• Azel
• Azeret
• Azetas
• Azgad
• Azharot
• Aziel
• Azione sacra
• Aziza
• Azmaveth (Person)
• Azmaveth (Place)
• Azmon
• Aznoth-Tabor
• Azor
• Azotus
• Azrael
• Azriel
• Azrikam
• Azubah
• Azzan
• Azzur
• Aḥad Ha-ʿAm
• Aḥer (Elisha ben Abuya)
• Aṭiratu
• al-'Assal, Sons of
• al-Anbiyāʾ (Sūra 21)
• al-Anʿām (Sūra 6)
• al-Aʿrāf (Sūra 7)
• al-Aḥzāb (Sūra 33)
• al-Baqara (Sūra 2)
• al-Bayyina (Sūra 98)
• al-Biqāʿī, Ibrāhīm ibn ʿUmar
• al-Bīrūnī, Abū al-Raḥyān Muḥammad ibn Aḥmad
• al-Furqān (Sūra 25)
• al-Fātiḥa (Sūra 1)
• al-Fāṣī, David ben Abraham
• al-Ghazālī, Abū Ḥāmid
• al-Kahf (Sūra 18)
• al-Khaḍir
• al-Khidr
• al-ʿAlaq (Sūra 96)
• al-ʿAnkabūt (Sūra 29)
• al-Ḥadīd (Sūra 57)
• al-Ḥajj (Sūra 22)
• al-Ḥarizi, Judah ben Solomon
• al-Ḥijr (Sūra 15)

Ā

• Āl ʿImrān (Sūra 3)
• Āmīn

B

• Baal (Deity)
• Baal (Person)
• Baal (Place)
• Baal Shem Tov (Besht)
• Baal of Peor
• Baal-Berith
• Baal-Gad
• Baal-Hamon
• Baal-Hanan
• Baal-Hazor
• Baal-Hermon
• Baal-Judah
• Baal-Meon
• Baal-Peor
• Baal-Perazim
• Baal-Shalishah
• Baal-Shamayn
• Baal-Shamem
• Baal-Tamar
• Baal-Zebub, Baal-Zebul
• Baal-Zephon
• Baalah
• Baalath
• Baalath-Beer
• Baale-Judah
• Baalim
• Baalis
• Baalsamus
• Baana
• Baanah
• Baara
• Baaseiah
• Baasha
• Bab Edh-Dhra
• Babai the Great
• Babel
• Babel, Tower of
• Babel-Bibel-Streit
• Babel-Bible Controversy
• Baboon
• Baby
• Babylon
• Babylonia
• Babylonian Captivity
• Babylonian Empire
• Babylonian Exile
• Babylonian Judaism
• Babylonian Language
• Babylonian Sibyl
• Babylonian Talmud
• Baca, Valley of
• Bacchides
• Bacchus
• Bacenor
• Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel
• Bach, Johann Christian
• Bach, Johann Christoph Friedrich
• Bach, Johann Sebastian
• Bach, Wilhelm Friedemann
• Bacon, Francis (Painter)
• Bacon, Francis (Philosopher)
• Bacon, Roger
• Badger
• Badia, Carlo Agostino
• Badings, Henk
• Baean
• Baeck, Leo
• Bag, Baggage
• Bagatti, Bellarmino
• Baggesen, Jens
• Bagoas
• Bagpipe
• Baharum
• Bahurim
• Bahāʾī
• Bait Aliya
• Baiterus
• Bakbakkar
• Bakbuk
• Bakbukiah
• Bakers’ Street
• Bakhtin, Mikhail M.
• Baking
• Bala(h), Deir el-
• Balaam
• Balaam’s Ass
• Baladan
• Balah
• Balak
• Balamon
• Balances
• Balanchine, George
• Balbaim
• Bald Locust
• Balde, Jacobus
• Baldness
• Baldung Grien, Hans
• Baldwin, James
• Ball
• Ballad
• Ballard, James Graham
• Ballet
• Ballets Russes, Les
• Balm, Balsam
• Balsam
• Balthasar
• Balthasar, Hans Urs von
• Balzac, Honoré de
• Bamah
• Bamoth
• Bamoth-Baal
• Ban, Banishment (Ḥerem)
• Band
• Banditry
• Bangles
• Bani
• Banias
• Banking
• Bannas
• Banner
• Banning (Sūra 66)
• Banquet
• Banqueting Hall/House
• Banū Isrāʾīl (Sūra 17)
• Baptism
• Baptism of Jesus
• Baptist, John the
• Baptisteries
• Baptists
• Baqara
• Bar
• Bar Hadad
• Bar Hebraeus
• Bar Kokhba Revolt
• Bar Kosiba
• Bar Ṣalībī, Dionysius
• Bar-Jesus
• Bar-Jona
• Bar-Rakib
• Bar/Bat Mitsvah
• Barabbas
• Barachel
• Barad
• Baraita
• Baraita de-Melekhet ha-Mishkan
• Baraita of the 32 Rules
• Barak
• Barbarian
• Barbelo-Gnostics
• Barber
• Barcelona, Disputation of
• Bardaisan of Edessa
• Bardesanites
• Bariah
• Barkos
• Barlaam and Josaphat
• Barley (Hordeum Vulgare)
• Barmen, The Theological Declaration of
• Barn
• Barnabas
• Barnabas, Acts of
• Barnabas, Epistle of
• Barnabas, Gospel of
• Barodis
• Baron, Dvora
• Baroque
• Barr, James
• Barrabas
• Barrenness
• Barsabbas
• Bartacus
• Barth, Jakob
• Barth, Karl
• Bartholomew
• Bartholomew the Apostle, Book of the Resurrection of Christ by
• Bartholomew, Acts of
• Bartholomew, Apocalypse of
• Bartholomew, Gospel of
• Bartholomew, Questions of
• Bartimaeus
• Bartolommeo della Porta, Fra
• Baruch
• Baruch Writings
• Baruch ben Neriah (the Scribe)
• Baruch, Book of (Chapter 6)
• Barzakh
• Barzillai
• Basemath
• Bashan
• Bashan-Havoth-Jair
• Bashyatchi, Elijah
• Basil of Caesarea
• Basilica
• Basilides, Basilidians
• Basilides, Gospel of
• Basilisk
• Basin
• Basket
• Baskin, Leonard
• Basmath
• Bastard
• Bastet
• Bastion
• Bat
• Bat Mitsvah
• Bat Qol
• Bat-Dor Dance Company
• Bataille, Georges
• Batashi, Tell el-
• Bath-Rabbim
• Bath-Shua
• Baths, Bathing
• Bathsheba
• Batsheva Dance Company
• Battering Ram
• Battle
• Battlement
• Baudelaire, Charles
• Baudissin, Wolf Wilhelm Friedrich Graf
• Bauer, Bruno
• Bauer, Walter
• Baumgartner, Walter
• Baur, Ferdinand Christian
• Bavvai
• Bay Tree
• Bayle, Pierre
• Bayt al-Maqdis
• Bayt Īliyāʾ
• Bazaar
• Bazlith
• Bazluth
• Baḥya ben Asher
• Baḥya ben Joseph ibn Paquda
• Baḥīrā
• Bdellium
• Beach
• Beads, Beadwork
• Bealiah
• Bealoth
• Beans
• Bear
• Beard
• Bearing of the Cross
• Beast
• Beating
• Beatitudes
• Beatty, Chester (Papyri)
• Beautiful Gate
• Beauty
• Bebai (Person)
• Bebai (Place)
• Becher, Becherites
• Becker, Cornelius
• Beckett, Samuel
• Beckmann, Max
• Becorath
• Bectileth
• Bed
• Bedad
• Bedan
• Bede
• Bedeiah
• Bedersi, Abraham ben Isaac
• Bedersi, Jedaiah ben Abraham
• Bedouins
• Bee
• Bee, The Book of the
• Beeliada
• Beelzebub, Beelzebul
• Beer (Drink)
• Beer (Place)
• Beer-Elim
• Beer-Hofmann, Richard
• Beer-Lahai-Roi
• Beer-Sheba
• Beera
• Beerah
• Beeri
• Beeroth
• Beeroth-Bene-Jaakan
• Beersheba, Tell
• Beeshterah
• Beethoven, Ludwig van
• Beggar, Begging
• Beginning and End
• Begrich, Joachim
• Beheading
• Behemoth
• Behistun
• Beirut
• Beit Mirsim, Tell
• Beitin, Tell
• Beka
• Bekhor Shor, Joseph ben Isaac
• Bel
• Bel and the Dragon
• Bela (Person)
• Bela (Place)
• Belchira
• Belial, Beliar
• Belief, Believers
• Believer, The (Sūra 40)
• Believers, The (Sūra 23)
• Bell, Bells
• Bellarmino, Roberto Francesco Romolo
• Bellini, Giovanni
• Bellini, Vincenzo
• Belloc, Hilaire
• Bellow, Saul
• Bellows
• Belmain
• Belnuus
• Beloved Disciple
• Belshazzar
• Belt
• Belteshazzar
• Beltethmus
• Beltu
• Bemidbar Rabbah (BemR)
• Ben Sira, Alphabet of
• Ben Sira, Wisdom of
• Ben Zeev, Judah Leib
• Ben-Abinadab
• Ben-Ammi
• Ben-Asher Codex
• Ben-Asher, Aaron ben Moses
• Ben-Chorin, Schalom
• Ben-Deker
• Ben-Dosa, Hanina
• Ben-Geber
• Ben-Gurion, David
• Ben-Hadad
• Ben-Hail
• Ben-Hanan
• Ben-Hesed
• Ben-Hinnom, Valley of
• Ben-Hur (Film)
• Ben-Hur (Official over Ephraim)
• Ben-Naphtali, Moses ben David
• Ben-Oni
• Ben-Yehuda, Eliezer
• Ben-Zion
• Ben-Zoheth
• Benaiah
• Benamozegh, Elia
• Bendavid, Lazarus
• Bene Qedem
• Bene-Jaakan
• Benedicamus domino
• Benedict of Nursia
• Benediction
• Benedictus
• Benefactor
• Beneventan Chant
• Bengel, Johann Albrecht
• Beninu
• Benjamin (Son of Jacob)
• Benjamin Gate
• Benjamin ben Judah of Rome
• Benjamin of Cambridge
• Benjamin, Testament of
• Benjamin, Walter
• Benjaminites
• Benn (Benzion Rabinovich)
• Benn, Gottfried
• Bennett, Sir William Sterndale
• Beno
• Benoit, Pierre Maurice
• Benozzo Gozzoli
• Bentzen, Aage
• Benveniste, Sheshet
• Beon
• Beor
• Beowulf
• Bera
• Beracah (Person)
• Beracah, Valley of
• Beraiah
• Berakhah, Berakhot
• Berdichevsky, Micah Joseph
• Berdugo, Raphael ben Mordecai
• Berdyaev, Nikolai Alexandrovich
• Berea
• Berechiah
• Berechiah ben Natronai ha-Naqdan
• Bered (Person)
• Bered (Place)
• Berengar of Tours
• Berenice
• Bereshit Rabbah (BerR)
• Bereshit Rabbati
• Berg, Alban
• Berg, David
• Bergman, Ingmar
• Bergsträsser, Gotthelf
• Beri
• Beriah
• Berio, Luciano
• Berith
• Berlin Gnostic Codex
• Berlin, Naphtali Tsevi Judah
• Berlioz, Hector
• Bernard of Clairvaux
• Bernfeld, Simon
• Bernice
• Bernini, Gian Lorenzo
• Bernstein, Aaron David
• Bernstein, Leonard
• Beroea
• Berolinensis, Codex
• Berossus of Babylon
• Berothah
• Berothai
• Berries
• Berton, Henri-Montan
• Bertram of Minden
• Beryl
• Berytus
• Bes
• Besai
• Besant, Annie
• Bescaspasmys
• Besht
• Besodeiah
• Besor
• Bestiality
• Bet (ha-)midrash (BM)
• Beta (βῆτα)
• Beta Israel
• Betah
• Betar
• Beten
• Beth (bêt)
• Beth Alpha
• Beth Guvrin
• Beth ʿEglayim
• Beth-Anath
• Beth-Anoth
• Beth-Arabah
• Beth-Aram
• Beth-Arbel
• Beth-Ashbea
• Beth-Aven
• Beth-Azmaveth
• Beth-Baal-Meon
• Beth-Barah
• Beth-Biri
• Beth-Car
• Beth-Dagon
• Beth-Diblathaim
• Beth-Eden
• Beth-Eked
• Beth-Emek
• Beth-Ezel
• Beth-Gader
• Beth-Gamul
• Beth-Gilgal
• Beth-Haccherem
• Beth-Haggan
• Beth-Haram
• Beth-Haran
• Beth-Hoglah
• Beth-Horon
• Beth-Jeshimoth
• Beth-Leaphrah
• Beth-Lebaoth
• Beth-Maac(h)ah
• Beth-Marcaboth
• Beth-Meon
• Beth-Millo
• Beth-Nimrah
• Beth-Pazzez
• Beth-Pelet
• Beth-Peor
• Beth-Rapha
• Beth-Rehob
• Beth-Shean
• Beth-Shemesh
• Beth-Sheʿarim
• Beth-Shittah
• Beth-Tappuah
• Beth-Zaith
• Beth-Zatha
• Beth-Zechariah
• Beth-Zur
• Bethabara
• Bethany
• Bethasmoth
• Bethbasi
• Bethel (Deity)
• Bethel (In Judah)
• Bethel (North of Jerusalem)
• Bethel-Sharezer
• Bether
• Bethesda
• Bethlehem (Ephrathah)
• Bethlehem of Zebulun
• Bethphage
• Bethsaida
• Bethuel (Person)
• Bethuel (Place)
• Bethul
• Bethulia
• Betomasthaim
• Betonim
• Betray, Betrayal
• Betrothal
• Bewer, Julius August
• Beyond the Jordan
• Beyond the River
• Bezae Cantabrigiensis, Codex
• Bezai
• Bezalel
• Bezek
• Bezer (Person)
• Bezer (Place)
• Bezetha
• Bialik, Ḥayyim Naḥman
• Bibago, Abraham
• Biber, Heinrich Ignaz Franz von
• Bible
• Bible Belt
• Bible Contests and Competitions
• Bible Illustration
• Bible Literacy Project
• Bible Moralisée
• Bible Museums
• Bible Societies
• Bible Translation
• Bible, Formation of the
• Bible, Inerrancy of
• Bible, Statistical Research on the
• Bibles, Children's
• Bibles, Decorated
• Bibles, Illuminated
• Biblia Hebraica
• Biblia Pauperum
• Biblical Antiquities
• Biblical Archaeology
• Biblical Associations
• Biblical Authority
• Biblical Ballet Dance Company
• Biblical Commentaries
• Biblical Criticism
• Biblical Pulp Fiction
• Biblical Societies
• Biblical Spectacular
• Biblical Theme Parks
• Biblical Theology
• Biblical Tree
• Biblical Zoo, Jerusalem
• Biblicism
• Biblioblogs
• Bibliodrama
• Bibliolatry
• Bibliomancy
• Bibliotheca Sacra
• Bichri
• Bickerman, Elias Joseph
• Bidkar
• Biel, Gabriel
• Bigamy
• Bigtha
• Bigthan
• Bigvai
• Bildad
• Bileam (Person)
• Bileam (Place)
• Bilgah
• Bilgai
• Bilhah (Person)
• Bilhah (Place)
• Bilhan
• Bill
• Billerbeck, Paul
• Bilqīs
• Bilshan
• Bimhal
• Binding and Loosing
• Binding of Isaac
• Binea
• Binnui
• Biography, Ancient
• Bird of Prey
• Birds
• Birkat ha-Minim
• Birsha
• Birth
• Birth Narratives
• Birth of Jesus
• Birth of Mary
• Birthright
• Birthstool
• Birzaith
• Birʾam, Kefar
• Bishlam
• Bishop
• Bishops’ Bible
• Bisitun
• Bit
• Bithiah
• Bithynia
• Bitter Herbs
• Bitumen
• Bizet, Georges
• Biziothiah
• Biztha
• Bjørnson, Bjørnstjerne
• Black Elk
• Black Hebrew Israelites
• Black Holiness Church
• Black Madonnas
• Black Mass
• Black Sabbath
• Black Theology
• Blake, William
• Blaspheming Son (Lev 24:10–16)
• Blasphemy
• Blasting/Blight
• Blastus
• Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna
• Blessed Ones
• Blessing
• Blight
• Blindness
• Blixen, Karen Christentze
• Bloch, Ernest
• Bloch, Ernst
• Blood
• Blood Libel
• Blood and Body of Christ
• Blood, Field of
• Bloodguilt
• Blow, John
• Blues
• Bluwstein, Raḥel (Rachel)
• Boanerges (Sons of Thunder)
• Boar
• Boasting
• Boats and Ships
• Boaz and Jachin
• Boaz, Booz
• Boccaccio, Giovanni
• Boccherini, Luigi
• Bocheru
• Bochim
• Bodmer Papyri
• Bodrum
• Body
• Body Art
• Body and Blood of Christ
• Bohairic
• Bohan, Stone of
• Boiardo, Matteo Maria
• Boils
• Boldness
• Bolingbroke, Henry St. John, Viscount
• Bomberg, Daniel
• Bonaventure
• Bond, Bondage
• Bondman, Bondwoman, Bondmaid
• Bone
• Bonfils (Tov Elem), Joseph ben Eliezer
• Bonhoeffer, Dietrich
• Book
• Book of Abraham
• Book of Common Prayer
• Book of Glory (John)
• Book of Hours
• Book of Life
• Book of Mormon, The
• Book of Signs (John)
• Book of the Law
• Book of the Twelve
• Book, People of the
• Books, Liturgical
• Booth
• Booths, Feast of
• Boots
• Booty
• Bor-Ashan
• Borges, Jorge Luis
• Borith
• Bornkamm, Günther
• Borromini, Francesco
• Borsippa
• Boscath
• Bosch, Hieronymus
• Bosheth
• Bosom of Abraham
• Bosom, Breast
• Bosor
• Bosra
• Botticelli, Sandro (Allessandro Filipepi)
• Bottomless Pit
• Boundaries, Tribal
• Boundary Stones
• Bourgeois, Louis
• Bournonville, August
• Bousset, Wilhelm
• Bouts, Dieric the Elder
• Bouzignac, Guillaume
• Bow and Arrow
• Bow, Bow down
• Bowdlerization
• Box Tree
• Boy, Boys
• Boyce, William
• Bozecco, Benjamin ben Judah
• Bozez
• Bozkath
• Bozrah
• Boëthius
• Bracelets
• Brahms, Johannes
• Bramante, Donato
• Bramble
• Branch
• Branch Davidians
• Brant, Sebastian
• Brazen Sea
• Brazier
• Breach
• Bread
• Bread Stamp
• Bread of Life
• Bread of the Presence
• Bread, Breaking of
• Bread, Unleavened
• Breaking of Bread
• Breast
• Breastpiece
• Breastplate
• Breasts and Womb
• Breath
• Brecht, Bertolt
• Breeches
• Brenner, Joseph Ḥayyim
• Brentano, Clemens
• Brenz, Johannes
• Bresson, Robert
• Brethren
• Breuer, Isaac
• Breuer, Mordechai
• Breviary
• Brick
• Bridal Jewelry
• Bride
• Bride Price
• Bridegroom
• Bridle
• Briegel, Wolfgang Carl
• Brier
• Briggs, Charles Augustus
• Bright, John
• Brightman, Thomas
• Brimstone
• British Institute at Amman for Archaeology and History
• British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara
• Britten, Benjamin
• Broad Place
• Broad Wall
• Brockelmann, Carl
• Brockes, Barthold Heinrich
• Brod, Max
• Brontë, Charlotte
• Brontë, Emily Jane
• Bronze
• Bronze Sea
• Bronze Serpent
• Bronzino, Agnolo (Agnolo Tori di Cosimo di Mariano)
• Brooch
• Brook of Egypt
• Brook of the Arabah
• Broom (Object)
• Broom (Tree)
• Brother, Brotherhood
• Brotherly Love
• Brown, Francis
• Brown, Raymond E.
• Browning, Elizabeth Barrett
• Browning, Robert
• Bruce, Alexander Balmain
• Bruch, Max
• Brucianus
• Bruckner, Anton
• Brueghel (Family of Artists)
• Brugghen, Hendrick ter
• Brunelleschi, Filippo
• Bruno, Giordano
• Brāhmo Samāj and Ārya Samāj
• Buber, Martin
• Buber-Rosenzweig Hebrew Bible Translation
• Bucer, Martin
• Buckler
• Budde, Karl
• Buddhism
• Bugle
• Bugs
• Buhl, Frants Peder William Meyer
• Bukarat, Abraham ben Solomon ha-Levi
• Bukki
• Bukkiah
• Bukrat, Abraham ben Solomon ha-Levi
• Bul
• Bulgakov, Mikhail Afanasievich
• Bull
• Bull Site
• Bullinger, Heinrich
• Bullock
• Bullom Bible Translation
• Bultmann, Rudolf Karl
• Bulwark
• Bunah
• Bunni
• Bunyan, John
• Burgess, Anthony (John Anthony Burgess Wilson)
• Burglary
• Burial
• Burial of Jesus
• Burkitt, Francis Crawford
• Burne-Jones, Edward
• Burney, Charles Fox
• Burning Bush
• Burns, Robert
• Burnt Offering
• Burrows, Millar
• Buseirah
• Bushel
• Bushnell, Horace
• Bustard
• Butchering Animals
• Butler, John
• Butler, Joseph
• Butler, Samuel
• Buttenwieser, Moses
• Butterfield, William
• Buxtehude, Dietrich
• Buxtorf, Johannes
• Buz (Person)
• Buz (Place)
• Buzi
• Buñuel, Luis
• Byblos (Gebal)
• Byrd, William
• Byron, George Gordon (Lord Byron)
• Byword
• Byzantine Chant
• Byzantine Epoch
• Bäck, Sven-Erik
• Bèze, Théodore de
• Béraud, Jean
• Böhme, Jakob
• Böll, Heinrich

C

• CBA
• Cabbon
• Cabul
• Cadbury, Henry Joel
• Caddy, Peter
• Caedmon’s and Bede’s Bible Translation
• Caesar, Appeal to
• Caesar, Cult of Julius
• Caesarea Maritima
• Caesarea Philippi
• Caesarius of Arles
• Cahen, Samuel
• Caiaphas
• Cain (Person)
• Cain (Place)
• Cain and Abel, Story of
• Cain, Mark of
• Cainan
• Cainites
• Cairo
• Cairo Codex
• Cairo Edition of Qurʾān
• Cairo Genizah
• Cajetan, Tommaso de Vio
• Calah
• Calamity, The (Sūra 101)
• Calamolalus
• Calamus
• Calcol and Darda
• Caldara, Antonio
• Calderón de la Barca, Pedro
• Caleb
• Caleb-Ephrathah
• Calendars
• Calf
• Calf, Golden
• Caligula
• Caliph
• Calixtus, Georg
• Call
• Call Stories
• Call of the Disciples
• Callaway, Joseph Atlee
• Calligraphy, Islamic
• Callisthenes
• Calmet, Dom Augustin
• Calneh
• Calno
• Calov, Abraham
• Calvary
• Calvin, John
• Calvinism
• Cambridge Songs
• Cambyses
• Camel
• Camel’s Hair
• Camp
• Campbell, Alexander
• Campbell, Joseph
• Campra, André
• Camus, Albert
• Cana of Galilee
• Canaan (Person)
• Canaan (Place)
• Canaan, Conquest of
• Canaan, Curse of
• Canaan, Settlement of
• Canaanite Movement
• Canaanite Woman
• Canaanites
• Canada
• Cananaeans
• Canatha
• Candace
• Candle, Candlestick
• Candomblé
• Canneh
• Cannibalism
• Canon
• Canon Tables
• Canon, Muratorian
• Canonical Criticism
• Canopy
• Cantata
• Cantatorium
• Canticle
• Canticles, Book of
• Cantigas de Santa Maria
• Cantillation
• Cantor
• Caodaism
• Caper-berry
• Capernaum
• Caphar-Salama
• Caphtor, Caphtorim
• Capital
• Capital Punishment
• Capitalism, The Bible and
• Capito, Wolfgang
• Cappadocia
• Cappadocian Texts
• Cappellus, Ludwig
• Captive, Captivity
• Caquot, André
• Carabasion
• Caraites
• Caravaggio, Michelangelo (Michelangelo Merisi)
• Caravan
• Carchemish
• Careah
• Carey, William
• Caria
• Carissimi, Giacomo
• Caritas
• Carites
• Carkas
• Carlebach, Shlomo
• Carlyle, Thomas
• Carmel
• Carmelite Order
• Carmi
• Carmina Burana
• Carmonians
• Carnaim
• Carnelian
• Caro, Isaac ben Joseph
• Caro, Joseph ben Ephraim
• Carol
• Carolingian Christianity
• Carpenter
• Carpenter-Heretic, The
• Carpocratians
• Carpus
• Carpzov, Johann Gottlob
• Carracci (Family of Artists)
• Carrhae
• Carshena
• Cart
• Carthage
• Carthusian Order
• Cartography
• Cartoons
• Cartwright, Thomas
• Carving
• Casaubon, Isaac
• Case, Shirley Jackson
• Casemate
• Cash, Johnny
• Casiphia
• Casluhim
• Caspar (Gaspar)
• Caspi, Joseph ben Abba Mari ibn
• Caspin
• Cassia
• Cassian, John
• Cassiodorus, Flavius Magnus Aurelius
• Cassius Dio
• Cassuto, Umberto (Moses David)
• Castanets
• Castellio, Sebastian
• Castiglioni, Nicolò
• Castle
• Castor and Pollux
• Castration
• Catacombs
• Catalogues
• Catechesis, Christian
• Catechisms
• Catechumen
• Catena
• Caterpillar
• Cathari
• Cathedral
• Catherine of Siena
• Catholic Biblical Association
• Catholic Epistles
• Catholic Versions
• Catholicism, Roman
• Cathua
• Cattle
• Cattle (Sūra 6)
• Cauda
• Cavalieri, Emilio de’
• Cavalli, Pietro Francesco
• Cavalry
• Cave Tombs
• Cave of Machpelah
• Cave of Treasures (Book)
• Cave, Companions of the
• Cave, The (Sūra 18)
• Caves
• Cedar
• Cedron
• Celan, Paul
• Celestial Beings
• Celestial Church of Christ
• Celibacy
• Celsus
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• Celtic Versions of the Bible
• Cenchreae
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• Census
• Centurion
• Cephas
• Ceramics
• Cereals
• Ceremonial Law
• Ceres
• Cerfaux, Lucien
• Cerinthus
• Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de
• Chabris
• Chadiasans
• Chaereas
• Chaereas and Calirrhoë
• Chaeremon
• Chaff
• Chagall, Marc
• Chair of Peter
• Chalcedon (Jewel)
• Chalcedon, Council of
• Chalcolithic Age
• Chaldean Sibyl
• Chaldeans
• Chalkstones
• Chalkydri
• Chalphi
• Chamberlain
• Chammam, Khirbet el-
• Champions of David
• Champollion, Jean-François
• Chanson
• Chanson de Roland
• Chansons de geste
• Chant
• Chaos
• Chapel
• Chaphenatha
• Chaplin, Charlie
• Characterization
• Charax
• Charea
• Chariot
• Chariot of Fire
• Charisma
• Charismata
• Charismatic Movement
• Chariton
• Charity
• Charles, Robert Henry
• Charmer
• Charmis
• Charpentier, Marc-Antoine
• Chartres, School of
• Chashavyahu, Meṣad
• Chasidim
• Chasing
• Chaspho
• Chastity
• Chateaubriand, Vicomte François-René de
• Chaucer, Geoffrey
• Chebar
• Chedorlaomer
• Chelal
• Chelleans
• Chelous
• Chelub
• Chelubai
• Cheluh
• Cheluhi
• Chemnitz, Martin
• Chemosh
• Chenaanah
• Chenani
• Chenaniah
• Chenchiah, Pandippedi
• Chephar-Ammoni
• Chephirah
• Cheran
• Cherethites
• Cherith, Brook of
• Cherub (Person)
• Cherub (Place)
• Cherubim
• Cherubim and Seraphim (Church)
• Cherubini, Luigi
• Chesalon
• Chesed (Concept)
• Chesed (Person)
• Cheshvan
• Chesil
• Chester Beatty Papyri
• Chester Mystery Cycle
• Chesterton, Gilbert Keith
• Chesulloth
• Cheyne, Thomas Kelly
• Chezib (Person)
• Chezib (Place)
• Chi (χῖ)
• Chi-Rho
• Chiasm, Chiasmus
• Chicago School
• Chidon
• Chief Priests
• Child, Children
• Childbirth
• Children of God (Movement)
• Children of Israel
• Children of Israel, The (Sūra 17)
• Children’s Bibles
• Childs, Brevard S.
• Chileab
• Chiliasm
• Chilion
• Chillingworth, William
• Chilmad
• Chimham
• China
• Chinese Bible Translations
• Chinese Translation of the Qurʾān
• Chinnereth
• Chinnereth, Sea of
• Chiquitilla
• Chislev
• Chislon
• Chisloth-Τabor
• Chitlish
• Chloe
• Choba
• Choir
• Chorale
• Chorazin
• Chorbe
• Chosamaeus
• Chosen Lady
• Chosen People
• Chosenness
• Chouraqui, André
• Chreia
• Chrisma
• Chrismation
• Christ
• Christ Apostolic Church
• Christ, National Images of
• Christaquarians
• Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
• Christian Countercult Movement
• Christian Growth Ministries
• Christian Identity Movements
• Christian Romance Novel
• Christian Science
• Christian, Christians
• Christian-Jewish Relations
• Christian-Muslim Relations
• Christianity, Bible in
• Christianity, Christendom
• Christmas
• Christological Titles
• Christology, History of
• Chronicle
• Chronicles (Books)
• Chronicles of Jerahmeel
• Chronicles of the Kings (Israel/Judah), Book of
• Chronicles, Targum of
• Chronographer, Demetrius the
• Chronology
• Chrysippus
• Chrysolite
• Chrysostom, John
• Chrétien de Troyes
• Chthonian Deities
• Church
• Church Orders
• Church Universal and Triumphant
• Church of England
• Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
• Church of Satan
• Church of the Lord (Aladura)
• Chusi
• Chuza
• Chávez, Fray Angélico
• Ch’ŏndogyo
• Ciborium
• Cicada
• Cicero
• Cicognini, Jacopo
• Cilicia
• Cimabue (Bencivenni di Pepo)
• Cimarosa, Domenico
• Cimmerians
• Cinema
• Cinnamon
• Circumcision
• Circus
• Cirencester Word-Square
• Cist Grave
• Cistercian Order
• Cistern of Sirah
• Cisterns
• Citadel
• Cities of Refuge
• Cities, Levitical
• City
• City Gate
• City of David
• City of God
• City of the Sun
• Civil Religion
• Clan
• Clans, The (Sūra 33)
• Clare of Assisi
• Clark, Kenneth MacKenzie
• Classical Epoch
• Classical Music
• Claudel, Paul
• Claudia
• Claudius (Emperor)
• Claudius Lysias
• Clay
• Clean and Unclean
• Cleanliness, Ritual
• Cleansing of the Temple
• Cleanthes
• Clear Proof, The (Sūra 98)
• Clemens non Papa, Jacobus
• Clemens, Samuel Langhorne
• Clement of Alexandria
• Clement of Rome
• Clement, First Epistle of
• Clement, Pseudo-
• Clement, Second Epistle of
• Clementines, Pseudo-
• Cleodemus Malchus
• Cleopas
• Cleopatra
• Cleric and Clergy
• Clericus
• Clermont-Ganneau, Charles Simon
• Client Kings
• Climacus, John
• Cloisonne
• Clopas
• Clot, The (Sūra 96)
• Clothing
• Cloud
• Cloud, Pillar of
• Clovis
• Club
• Cluniac Order
• Clérambault, Louis-Nicolas
• Cnidus
• Coastland
• Coat of Mail
• Coat of Many Colors
• Cocceius, Johannes
• Cock
• Cock, Crowing of the
• Code
• Codex
• Codex Alexandrinus
• Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis
• Codex Leningradensis
• Codex Sinaiticus
• Codex Vaticanus
• Coele-Syria
• Coffin
• Cohen, Hermann
• Coins
• Coitus interruptus
• Col-Hozeh
• Colenso, John William
• Coleridge, Samuel Taylor
• Colet, John
• Colic
• Collect
• Collection for Jerusalem, Paul’s
• Collins, Anthony
• Collins, Wilkie
• Colloquy
• Colonialism, Postcolonialism
• Colophon
• Color, Symbolism of
• Colossae
• Colossians, Epistle to the
• Colt
• Comedy and the Comic
• Comenius, John Amos
• Comets
• Comic Strips
• Comma Johanneum
• Commagene
• Commandment
• Commandment, New
• Commandments
• Commandments, 613
• Commandments, Noahide
• Commandments, Ten
• Commedia
• Commentaries (Genre)
• Commodian
• Commonplace Book
• Commonwealth
• Communal Meals
• Communio
• Communion
• Communism, The Bible and
• Community, Rule of the
• Comparative Religion
• Compline, Completorium
• Complutense Polyglot
• Computer and the Bible
• Conaniah
• Concept of Our Great Power (NHC VI,4)
• Conception, Immaculate
• Conciliarism
• Concord, Book of
• Concord, Formula of
• Concordances
• Concubinage
• Condemn
• Condemnation
• Conductus
• Conduit
• Coney
• Confessio Tetrapolitana
• Confession
• Confession of Peter
• Confirmation
• Confraternity
• Confucianism
• Congregation
• Congregazione dell’Oratorio
• Coniah
• Conjuring
• Conquest of the Land
• Conrad, Joseph
• Consanguinuity
• Conscience
• Conscription
• Consecrate, Consecration
• Consecration Prayer
• Consensus Tigurinus
• Conservative Judaism
• Consolation
• Constantine I The Great
• Constantinople
• Constantinople, Councils of
• Constellations
• Constitution
• Constitutions and Canons, Apostolic
• Consul
• Contamination
• Contemporary Christian Music
• Contemporary Folk Art
• Contests and Competitions, Bible
• Continence
• Contraception
• Contract
• Contractual Law
• Controversy Stories
• Convent
• Conversion
• Conversos
• Conzelmann, Hans
• Cook, Stanley Arthur
• Coomaraswamy, Ananda
• Copernicus, Nicolaus
• Copper
• Copper Scroll (3Q15)
• Coptic Christianity
• Coptic Language
• Coptic Versions of the Bible
• Cor
• Coral
• Corban
• Corbo, Virgilio C.
• Corbusier, Le
• Cordova
• Cordovero, Moses ben Jacob
• Corelli, Marie
• Coriander
• Corinth
• Corinth, Lovis
• Corinthians, First Epistle to the
• Corinthians, Second Epistle to the
• Corinthians, Third Epistle to the
• Corn
• Corneille, Pierre
• Cornelius
• Corner Gate
• Cornerstone
• Corporal Punishment
• Corporate Personality
• Corpse
• Corpse Impurity
• Corpus Christi
• Corpus Hellenisticum Novi Testamenti
• Corpus Hermeticum
• Corpus Iuris Canonici
• Correction
• Correggio, Antonio
• Correspondence
• Corruption of Scripture
• Corruption, Mount of
• Cos
• Cosam
• Cosmetics
• Cosmocrator
• Cosmological Argument
• Cosmos and Cosmology
• Cotton
• Cotton, John
• Council of Chalcedon
• Council of Ephesus
• Council of Jamnia
• Council of Jerusalem
• Council, Heavenly
• Councils, Church
• Counsel, Counselor
• Counter-Reformation
• Counting
• Country and Western Music
• Couperin, François
• Court History (2 Sam 9–1 Kgs 2)
• Court Narrative (2 Sam 9–1 Kgs 2)
• Court of the Guard
• Courtroom Scene
• Courts
• Courtyard
• Covenant
• Covenant Theology
• Covenant, Damascus
• Covenant, New
• Coverdale, Miles
• Covet, Covetousness
• Coveting, Desiring
• Cow
• Cow, The (Sūra 2)
• Cowardice
• Cowley, Arthur Ernest
• Cozbi
• Cozeba
• Cozzolani, Chiara Margarita
• Cradle, Jesus Speaking in the
• Crafts, Craftsman
• Cramér, Ivo
• Cranach (Family of Artists)
• Cranmer, Thomas
• Crates
• Creation (Oratorio)
• Creation Spirituality
• Creation and Cosmogony
• Creationism and Evolution
• Creator
• Creatures, Living
• Creditor
• Credo
• Creeds
• Creeping Things
• Crescas, Asher
• Crescas, Hasdai ben Judah
• Crescens
• Cretans
• Crete
• Cricket
• Crime Fiction
• Crimes and Punishments
• Criminals at the Cross, The Two
• Crimson
• Crispus
• Criterion
• Criterion, The (Sūra 25)
• Critica Sacra
• Criticism, Biblical
• Criticism, Canonical
• Criticism, Form
• Criticism, Ideological
• Criticism, Narrative
• Criticism, Pentateuchal
• Criticism, Reader-Response
• Criticism, Redaction
• Criticism, Rhetorical
• Criticism, Social-Scientific
• Criticism, Source
• Criticism, Textual
• Crocodile
• Crocus
• Croesus
• Cromwell, Oliver
• Crops
• Cross
• Cross, Frank Moore
• Cross, Theology of the
• Cross-Cultural Reception of the Bible
• Crown
• Crucible
• Crucifix
• Crucifixion
• Crusades, Crusader
• Cryptic Texts
• Crypto-Jews
• Crystal
• Crèche
• Crüger, Johann
• Ctesiphon
• Cub
• Cubit
• Cucumber
• Cud
• Cullberg, Brigit
• Cullmann, Oscar
• Cult
• Cult Controversies
• Cult Stand
• Cult of the Dead
• Cultural Studies and the Bible
• Cultural Wars
• Culture Wars, Bible in
• Cumae
• Cumean Sibyl
• Cumin
• Cun
• Cuneiform
• Cup
• Cup of Christ
• Cup of Elijah
• Cup-Bearer
• Cure
• Curse
• Curse of Ham
• Curtain
• Curtiz, Michael
• Cush (Person)
• Cush (Place)
• Cushan
• Cushan-Rishathaim
• Cushi
• Cushite
• Customary
• Cuth
• Cutha
• Cyamon
• Cyaxares
• Cybele
• Cyberspace, The Bible and
• Cyclades
• Cycle Plays
• Cymbals
• Cynics
• Cynocephalus
• Cypress
• Cyprian
• Cyprus
• Cyrene
• Cyrene, Simon of
• Cyrenius
• Cyril and Methodius
• Cyril of Alexandria
• Cyril of Jerusalem
• Cyril of Jerusalem, 20th Discourse of
• Cyrus
• Czaczkes

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• Dabbesheth
• Daberath
• Dabria
• Dagan
• Dagon
• Dahood, Mitchell Joseph
• Daillé, Jean
• Daisan
• Dajjāl
• Dalai Lama
• Dalet (dālet)
• Dalit Theology
• Daliyeh, Wadi ed-
• Dallapiccola, Luigi
• Dallas Theological Seminary
• Dalman, Gustaf Hermann
• Dalmanutha
• Dalmatia
• Dalphon
• Daly, Mary
• Dalí, Salvador
• Damages
• Damaris
• Damascus
• Damascus Covenant
• Damascus Document (CD, 4QD, etc.)
• Damasus I, Pope
• Damian of Alexandria
• Damian, Peter
• Damnation
• Dan (Place)
• Dan, Danites
• Dan, Testament of
• Dance
• Daniel
• Daniel (Book and Person)
• Daniel ben Moses al-Qūmisī
• Daniel of Salah
• Daniel, Additions to
• Daniel, Apocalypses of
• Daniel, Aramaic Apocryphon of
• Daniel, Four Empires of
• Dannah
• Dannhauer, Johann Konrad
• Dante Alighieri
• Danzi, Franz (Ignaz)
• Dao Cao Dai
• Daoism
• Daphne (Place)
• Dara
• Darby, John Nelson
• Darda
• Daric
• Darius the Great
• Darius the Mede
• Darkness
• Darkon
• Dart
• Darwin, Charles
• Darʿi, Moses
• Dassin, Jules
• Date Palm, Dates
• Dathan
• Dathema
• Dating Techniques in Archaeology
• Daube, David
• Daughter, Daughters
• Daughters of Lot
• David
• David and Bathsheba
• David and Goliath, Story of
• David and Jonathan, Story of
• David ben Abraham Maimuni
• David ben Abraham al-Fāṣī
• David ben Boaz
• David ben Joshua Maimuni
• David, City of
• David, Félicien
• David, Johann Nepomuk
• Davidic Covenant
• David’s Champions
• David’s Harp
• Dawn
• Day Star
• Day and Night
• Day of Atonement
• Day of Judgment
• Day of Reckoning
• Day of Wrath
• Day of the Lord
• Dayānanda Sarasvatī
• De Bèze, Théodore
• De Quincey, Thomas
• De Valois, Ninette
• De tribus impostoribus
• DeMille, Cecil B.
• Deacon, Deaconess
• Dead Sea
• Dead Sea Scrolls
• Dead, Cult of the
• Dead, Prayers for the
• Deadly Sins
• Deafness
• Death Penalty
• Death of Jesus
• Death, Dying
• Death, Pollution of
• Death, Second
• Debir (Holy of Holies)
• Debir (Person)
• Debir (Place)
• Deborah (Grandmother of Tobit)
• Deborah (Judge)
• Deborah (Nursemaid of Rebekah)
• Debt, Debts
• Debussy, Claude
• Decalogue
• Decapitation
• Decapolis
• Decision, Valley of
• Decius, Nikolaus
• Deconstruction
• Decorated Bibles
• Decorative Art
• Decretum Gelasianum
• Decretum Gratianum
• Dedan
• Dedication of Church
• Dedication, Feast of
• Deedat, Ahmed
• Deep
• Deer
• Defensor of Ligugé
• Defilement
• Defoe, Daniel
• Deification
• Deir el-Balah
• Deir ʿAllā
• Deism
• Deissmann, Adolf
• Delacroix, Eugène Ferdinand Victor
• Delaiah
• Delegates' Version
• Deleuze, Gilles
• Delilah
• Delilah, Story of Samson and
• Delitzsch, Franz Julius
• Delitzsch, Friedrich
• Deliverance
• Delos
• Delphi
• Delta (δέλτα)
• Deluge
• Demas
• Demeter
• Demetrius
• Demiurge
• Demography of Biblical Lands
• Demons, Demonology
• Demophon
• Demythologization
• Den of Lions
• Denarius
• Denck, Hans
• Denial of Peter
• Denis, Maurice
• Denishawn School of Dancing and Related Arts
• Deportation
• Deposition from the Cross
• Depression
• Der, Tell Ed-
• Derash
• Derbe
• Derrida, Jacques
• Descartes, René
• Descent into the Netherworld/Hell
• Desecrate, Desecration
• Desert
• Design Argument
• Design of Bibles
• Desire, Desiring
• Despair
• Desprez, Josquin
• Dessau
• Dessau, Paul
• Destroyer, The
• Destruction, Mount of
• Detective Story
• Determinism
• Deuel
• Deutero-Isaiah
• Deuterocanonical
• Deuteronomist (D) Source
• Deuteronomistic History
• Deuteronomy, Book of
• Deutsch, Carol
• Deutsche Christen
• Deutsche Orient-Gesellschaft
• Deutscher Palästina-Verein
• Deutscher Verein zur Erforschung Palästinas
• Deutsches Archäologisches Institut
• Deutsches Evangelisches Institut für Altertumswissenschaften des Heiligen Landes
• Devarim Rabbah (DevR)
• Devequt (Communion with God)
• Devil
• Devotio Moderna
• Dew
• Dharmapāla, Anagārika
• Dhorme, Édouard Paul
• Dhū al-qarnayn
• Diabolos
• Diabolus in musica
• Diaconate
• Diadem
• Diadochus of Photice
• Diaghilev, Sergei
• Dialectical Theology
• Dialogo spirituale
• Dialogue
• Dialogue of the Savior, The (NHC III,5)
• Dialogue, Interreligious
• Dianetics
• Diaspora
• Diatessaron
• Diatribe
• Dibbuq, Dibek
• Dibelius, Martin
• Diblaim
• Dibon
• Dibri
• Dickens, Charles
• Dickinson, Emily
• Didache
• Didactic Poetry
• Didascalia Apostolorum, Syriac
• Didymus (Apostle)
• Didymus the Blind
• Dies Irae
• Diestel, Ludwig
• Dietary Laws
• Dietrich, Sixt
• Digital Culture/Resources
• Diklah
• Dilan
• Dilherr, Johann Michael
• Dillmann, Christian Friedrich August
• Dilmun
• Dimnah
• Dimon
• Dimonah
• Dinah
• Dinah, Rape of
• Dinesen, Isak
• Dinhabah
• Dinur, Benzion
• Dio Cassius
• Diodore of Tarsus
• Diodotus Tryphon
• Diognetus, Epistle to
• Dion
• Dionysius Exiguus
• Dionysius bar Salibi
• Dionysius of Alexandria
• Dionysius the Areopagite
• Dionysius the Areopagite, Pseudo-
• Dionysius the Carthusian
• Dionysus
• Dioscorinthius
• Dioscuri
• Diotrephes
• Directions, Cardinal
• Disability, Disabilities
• Discharge
• Disciple, Beloved
• Disciple, Discipleship
• Disciples of Christ
• Disciples, Call of the
• Discipline, Manual of
• Discourse on the Eighth and Ninth, The (NHC VI,6)
• Disease
• Dishan
• Dishon
• Dismas
• Disney, Walt
• Disobedience
• Dispensationalism
• Disputations, Inner-Christian
• Disputations, Jewish-Christian
• Dissimulation
• Distinctiones (biblical)
• Distler, Hugo
• Distress
• Dittersdorf, Carl Ditters von
• Dives, Lazarus and
• Divination
• Divine Assembly
• Divine Comedy
• Divine Liturgy (Byzantine)
• Divine Man
• Divine Names
• Divine Office
• Divine Principle Interpretation of the Bible
• Divine Right of Kings
• Divine Warrior
• Diviners’ Oak
• Divinization
• Divino Afflante Spiritu
• Divorce
• Diwali
• Diyari Bible Translation
• Dizahab
• Dobschütz, Ernst von
• Docetism, Doceticism
• Documentary (Film)
• Documentary Hypothesis
• Dodai
• Dodanim
• Dodavahu
• Dodd, Charles Harold
• Dodekapropheton
• Dodo (Person)
• Doeg the Edomite
• Dog
• Dogma
• Dohnányi, Ernő
• Doles, Johann Friedrich
• Dominican Order, Bible in
• Domitian
• Domus Ecclesiae
• Doménikos Theotokópoulos
• Donatello
• Donation of Constantine
• Donatism
• Donizetti, Gaetano
• Donkey
• Donne, John
• Door, Doors
• Dophkah (Place)
• Dor
• Dorcas
• Dormition and Assumption of Mary
• Dorotheus (4th-century writer)
• Dorotheus of Gaza
• Dorymenes
• Doré, Gustave
• Dositheus
• Dostoevsky, Fyodor
• Dothan
• Douay-Rheims Version
• Doubt
• Doubting Thomas
• Douglas, Mary
• Douglass, Frederick
• Dove
• Dowland, John
• Dowry and Bride Price
• Doxology
• Drachma
• Dracontius of Carthage
• Draeseke, Felix
• Draghi, Antonio
• Dragon
• Drama
• Dramatic Monologue
• Drash
• Dreadlocks
• Dreams and Dream Interpretation
• Dress
• Dressler, Gallus
• Drews, Arthur Christian Heinrich
• Dreyer, Carl Theodor
• Drink
• Driver, Godfrey Rolles
• Driver, Samuel Rolles
• Dromedary
• Dropsie College
• Drought
• Druidism
• Drum, Drums
• Drunkenness
• Drusilla
• Drusius, Johannes Clemens
• Dryden, John
• Du Mont, Henry
• Du Moulin, Pierre
• Du Pin, Louis Ellies
• Dualism
• Duanmu Hongliang
• Dubnow, Simon
• Duccio di Buoninsegna
• Dufay, Guillaume
• Duhm, Bernhard Lauardus
• Dumah (Person)
• Dumah (Place)
• Dumuzi
• Dunash ben Labrat
• Duncan, Isadora
• Dung
• Dung Gate
• Duns Scotus
• Dunstable, John
• Dupré, Marcel
• Dura
• Dura-Europos
• Durante, Francesco
• Duruflé, Maurice
• Dussaud, René
• Dust
• Dvořák, Antonín
• Dybbuk
• Dyck, Antonis van
• Dye
• Döderlein, Johann Christoph
• Düben, Gustaf
• Dürer, Albrecht
• de’ Rossi, Azariah

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• ET-Inspired Religions
• Eagle
• Ear, Ears
• Early Christian Epoch
• Early Christian Inscriptions
• Early Church
• Earrings
• Earth
• Earth, New
• Earthquake
• East
• East Africa
• East Asia
• East Country
• East Gate
• East Wind
• East, People of the
• Easter
• Eastern Sea
• Eating and Drinking
• Ebal (Person)
• Ebal, Mount
• Ebed
• Ebed-Melech
• Ebeling, Gerhard
• Ebeling, Johann Georg
• Ebenezer (Place)
• Eber (Person)
• Eber (Place)
• Eberlin, Johann Ernst
• Ebez
• Ebiasaph
• Ebionites
• Ebla
• Ebron
• Ecbatana
• Eccard, Johannes
• Ecce Homo
• Ecclesia and Synagoga
• Ecclesiastes Rabbah
• Ecclesiastes, Book of
• Ecclesiasticus, Book of
• Ecclesiology
• Eck, Johann
• Eckhart, Meister
• Eclipse
• Ecology
• Economics and the Bible
• Ecstasy
• Ecumenical Movement
• Edda
• Eddic Poetry
• Eddinus
• Eddy, Mary Baker
• Eden (Person)
• Eden, Garden of
• Eder (Person)
• Eder (Place)
• Eder, Tower of
• Edersheim, Alfred
• Edessa
• Edicts and Christianity
• Edicts and Judaism
• Edicts in the Bible
• Edicts, Imperial
• Edna
• Edom, Edomites
• Edrei
• Education
• Edwards, Jonathan
• Eeckhout, Gerbrand van den
• Egeria
• Egerton Papyrus 2
• Eglah
• Eglah arufah
• Eglaim
• Eglath-Shelishiyah
• Eglon (Person)
• Eglon (Place)
• Egypt (Person)
• Egypt Exploration Society
• Egypt, Ancient
• Egypt, Plagues in
• Egypt, River of
• Egypt, Wadi of
• Egyptian, The
• Egyptians, Gospel of the
• Egyptology and Biblical Studies
• Ehi
• Ehrlich, Arnold Bogumil
• Ehud
• Ehud and Eglon, Story of
• Eichendorff, Joseph von
• Eichhorn, Johann Gottfried
• Eichhorn, Karl Albert August Ludwig
• Eichrodt, Walther
• Eid al-Adha
• Eilburg, Eliezer
• Ein Feshka
• Ein Gedi
• Ein Kerem
• Einstein, Albert
• Eisenstein, Sergei
• Eisler, Hanns
• Eissfeldt, Otto
• Eker
• Ekhah Rabbah (EkhR)
• Ekron
• El
• El Greco (Domenikos Theokopoulos)
• El Shaddai (Movement)
• El, Creator of the Earth
• El-Olam
• El-Paran
• El-Roi
• Ela
• Elah (Person)
• Elah, Valley of
• Elam (Person)
• Elam, Elamites
• Elasa
• Elasah
• Elath, Eloth
• Elchasaites
• Eldaah
• Eldad and Medad (Persons)
• Eldad and Modad (Book)
• Elders
• Elead
• Eleadah
• Elealeh
• Eleasah
• Eleazar Ashkenazi ben Nathan ha-Bavli
• Eleazar ben Judah of Worms
• Elect Lady
• Election
• Electronic Music
• Electronic Resources and the Bible
• Elegy (Literary)
• Elegy (Musical)
• Elements, Elemental Spirits
• Eleona, Church of
• Elephant
• Elephantine
• Eleutherus
• Elgar, Edward
• Elhanan
• Eli
• Eli ben Solomon
• Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani
• Eli-Zaphan
• Eliab
• Eliada
• Eliade, Mircea
• Eliahba
• Eliakim
• Elialis
• Eliam
• Eliasaph
• Eliashib
• Eliasis
• Eliathah
• Elidad
• Eliehoenai
• Eliel
• Elienai
• Eliezer
• Eliezer ben Elijah ha-Rofe Ashkenazi
• Eliezer of Beaugency
• Eliezer of Damascus
• Elihoreph
• Elihu
• Elihu (Son of Barachel)
• Elijah
• Elijah (Prophet)
• Elijah ben Solomon Zalman of Vilna
• Elijah, Apocalypses of
• Elijah, Ascension of
• Elijah, Cup of
• Elika
• Elim
• Elimelech
• Elimelech of Lyzhansk
• Elioenai
• Eliot, George (Mary Ann [Marian] Evans)
• Eliot, T. S.
• Eliphal
• Eliphaz
• Eliphelehu
• Eliphelet
• Elisha
• Elisha ben Abuya (Aḥer)
• Elishah
• Elishama
• Elishaphat
• Elishe Vardapet
• Elisheba
• Elishua
• Eliud
• Elizabeth (Mother of John the Baptist)
• Elizabeth of Hungary
• Elizaphan
• Elizur
• Elkanah
• Elkanah (Father of Samuel)
• Elkasaites
• Elkasites
• Elkiah
• Elkosh
• Ellasar
• Ellington, Duke (Edward Kennedy)
• Ellison, Ralph
• Ellul, Jacques
• Elmadam
• Elmenhorst, Heinrich
• Elnaam
• Elnathan
• Eloah
• Elohim
• Elohist (E)
• Eloi, Eloi, lema sabachthani
• Elon (Person)
• Elon (Place)
• Elon-Beth-Hanan
• Elon-Bezaanannim
• Elon-Meonenim
• Eloth
• Elpaal
• Elpelet
• Elsbeth, Thomas
• Eltekeh
• Eltekon
• Eltolad
• Elul
• Elusa
• Eluzai
• Elymais
• Elymas
• Elyon
• Elzabad
• Elzaphan
• Emadabun
• Emanation
• Emancipation
• Emar
• Emathis
• Embalming
• Ember Days
• Emblem
• Emblem, Emblem Books
• Embroidery
• Embryo
• Emden, Jacob
• Emek Rephaim (Jerusalem)
• Emek-Keziz
• Emendations, Scribal
• Emerald
• Emerson, Ralph Waldo
• Emesa
• Emigration
• Emim
• Eminescu, Mihai
• Emmanuel
• Emmanuel, Pierre
• Emmaus
• Emmerick, Anna Katharina
• Emotions
• Emperor Worship
• Empfindsamkeit
• Emphasis
• Empire
• Empty Throne
• Empty, Emptying
• En-Boqeq
• En-Dor
• En-Dor, Medium of
• En-Eglaim
• En-Gannim
• En-Gedi
• En-Gev
• En-Haddah
• En-Hakkore
• En-Hazor
• En-Rimmon
• En-Rogel
• En-Shemesh
• En-Tappuah
• Enaim
• Enam
• Enan
• Enchanter, Enchantments
• Encomium
• Encratism
• Encyclopedic Works on the Bible
• End of Age
• End of Days
• Endor
• Ends of the Earth
• Endtimes
• Endō Shūsaku
• Enemessar
• Enemy, Enemies
• Engine
• England, Church of
• English Translations of the Qurʾān
• English Versions of the Bible
• Engnell, Ivan
• Engraving
• Enlightenment
• Enmity
• Enoch (Son of Cain)
• Enoch (Son of Jared)
• Enoch, Books of
• Enosh
• Enrollment
• Enríquez Gómez, Antonio
• Ensor, James
• Entertainment
• Entombment
• Entrance of Hamath
• Entry into Jerusalem
• Entry, Triumphal
• Enuma Elish
• Environment, Ecology, and the Bible
• Envy
• Epaenetus
• Epaphras
• Epaphroditus
• Ephah (Measure)
• Ephah (Person)
• Ephai
• Epher
• Ephes-Dammim
• Ephesians, Epistle to the
• Ephesus
• Ephesus, Council of
• Ephesus, Sleepers of
• Ephlal
• Ephod (Object)
• Ephod (Person)
• Ephphatha
• Ephraem the Syrian
• Ephraemi Rescriptus, Codex
• Ephraim
• Ephraim Gate
• Ephraim Solomon ben Aaron of Luntshits
• Ephrath, Ephrathah (Person)
• Ephrath, Ephrathah (Place)
• Ephron (Person)
• Ephron (Place)
• Epic
• Epic of Gilgamesh
• Epiclesis
• Epictetus
• Epicureanism
• Epigram
• Epigraphy
• Epilepsy
• Epiphania
• Epiphany
• Episcopal Church
• Epistle
• Epistles, Apocryphal
• Epistles, Catholic
• Epistles, Pastoral
• Epistles, Pauline
• Epistolary
• Epistolography
• Epithalamium
• Epithets, Divine
• Epopee
• Epos
• Epsilon (ἔψιλον)
• Epstein, Abraham
• Epstein, Baruch
• Epstein, Jacob
• Equity
• Eran
• Erani, Tel
• Erasmus, Desiderius
• Erasmus’ Novum Instrumentum
• Erastus
• Erastus, Thomas
• Erech
• Erets Israel
• Erev rav
• Eri
• Eriugena, John Scotus
• Erlebach, Philipp Heinrich
• Ernst, Max
• Erra Epic
• Esarhaddon
• Esau
• Eschatological Midrashim
• Eschatology
• Eschaton
• Eschenbach, Wolfram von
• Escobar, Pedro de
• Esdar, Tel
• Esdraelon
• Esdraelon, Plain of
• Esdras, Books of
• Esdris
• Esek
• Eshan
• Eshbaal
• Eshban
• Eshcol (Person)
• Eshcol (Place)
• Eshek
• Eshtaol
• Eshtemoa (Person)
• Eshtemoa (Place)
• Eshton
• Eskimos
• Esli
• Esotericism
• Esquivel Barahona, Juan (de)
• Essene Gate
• Essenes
• Est, Willem Hessels van
• Ester Rabbah (EstR), Esther Midrashim
• Esteves, João Rodrigues
• Esther (Book and Person)
• Esther Rabbah
• Estori (Isaac ben Moses) ha-Parḥi
• Esur, Tel
• Eta (ἦτα)
• Etam (Person)
• Etam (Place)
• Etam, Rock of
• Etana
• Eternal Life
• Eternity
• Eth-Kazin
• Etham
• Ethan
• Ethanim
• Ethanus
• Ethbaal
• Ether
• Ethics
• Ethics of the Fathers
• Ethiopia, Ancient
• Ethiopian Christianity, Bible in
• Ethiopian Eunuch
• Ethiopian Jews
• Ethiopian Movement
• Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church
• Ethiopic (Geʾez) Version of the Bible
• Ethiopic Language
• Ethnan
• Ethnarch
• Ethni
• Ethnicity
• Ethnoarchaeology
• Etoimasia
• Eton Choirbook
• Etrog
• Etty, William
• Eubulus
• Eucharist
• Eucherius of Lyon
• Eugnostos the Blessed (NHC III,3; V,1)
• Eumenes
• Eunice
• Eunomius of Cyzicus
• Eunuch, Ethiopian
• Eunuch, Eunuchs
• Euodia
• Euphrates
• Eupolemus
• Eupolemus, Pseudo-
• Europe and Russia
• Europos, Dura-
• Europus
• Eusebius of Caesarea
• Eusebius of Emesa
• Eusebius of Nicomedia
• Eustathius of Antioch
• Euthalius
• Euthanasia
• Eutychus
• Evagrius Ponticus
• Evangeliary
• Evangelical Christianity
• Evangelist
• Evangelists, four
• Evangelium Veritatis
• Evans, Mary Ann [Marian]
• Eve
• Eve, Gospel of
• Ever-New Tongue (In Tenga Bithnua)
• Everlasting God
• Everyman
• Evi
• Evil
• Evil Eye
• Evil Inclination
• Evil One, The
• Evil, Problem of
• Evil-Merodach
• Evodius, Homily of
• Evolutionary Theory and the Bible
• Ewald, Georg Heinrich August
• Ewe
• Ex nihilo
• Exactor of Tribute
• Exagogue
• Excavation Strategies and Tools
• Exclusivism, Inclusivism, Pluralism
• Excommunication
• Excommunication Judaism
• Excrement
• Execration and Execration Texts
• Executioner
• Exegesis
• Exegesis on the Soul, The (NHC II,6)
• Exegesis, Inner Biblical
• Exemplum
• Exhibitions, Biblical
• Exhortation
• Exile
• Existentialism
• Exodus Rabbah
• Exodus, Book of
• Exodus, The
• Exorcism
• Expiation
• Expressionism
• Expulsion from the Garden
• Extortion
• Exultet
• Eybeschuetz, Jonathan
• Eybler, Joseph Leopold
• Eyck, van (Artist Brothers)
• Eye Paint
• Eye of the Needle
• Eye, Eyes
• Ezbai
• Ezbon
• Ezekiel (Book and Person)
• Ezekiel the Tragedian
• Ezekiel, Apocryphon of
• Ezel
• Ezem
• Ezer
• Ezion-Geber
• Ezra (Book and Person)
• Ezra ben Solomon
• Ezra, Greek Apocalypse of
• Ezra, Questions of
• Ezra, Revelation of
• Ezra, Vision of
• Ezrahite
• Ezri
• el-Berith
• el-Emir, Iraq
• el-Jib
• en-Nasbeh, Tell
• ‘Eton, Tel

F

• Faber Stapulensis, Jacobus
• Fable
• Fabliau
• Fabricius, Johann Albert
• Fabritius (Artist Brothers)
• Face
• Fackenheim, Emil Ludwig
• Faerie Queen, The
• Fagius, Paul
• Faience
• Fairfax, Robert
• Fairy Tales
• Faith
• Fakhariyah, Tell
• Falasha
• Fall of Heavenly Beings
• Fall of Humankind
• Fall of the Angels
• Falla, Manuel de
• False Decretals
• False Teachers, False Prophets
• False Witness, False Accusation
• Falsehood
• Familiar Spirit
• Family
• Family International, The
• Family Values
• Family of ʿImrān, The (Sūra 3)
• Famine and Drought
• Fano, Menahem Azariah da
• Fantastic
• Fantasy (Genre)
• Faraday, Michael
• Farag, Mourad
• Farel, Guillaume
• Farewell Speech
• Farissol, Abraham ben Mordecai
• Farming
• Farrer, Austin Marsden
• Fasch, Carl Friedrich Christian
• Fasch, Johann Friedrich
• Fascism, The Bible and
• Fassbinder, Rainer Werner
• Fasts, Fasting
• Fat
• Fatalism
• Fate
• Father's House
• Father, Fathers, Fatherhood
• Fatherless
• Fathers of the Church
• Fathers, Apostolic
• Fatimid Dynasty
• Fatling
• Faulkner, William
• Fauna, Biblical
• Fauré, Gabriel
• Faust
• Faustus of Riez
• Fauvel, Roman de
• Fauvism
• Favor
• Fayyum Fragment
• Fayyumic
• Fear
• Fear of God
• Fear of Isaac
• Feast of Fools
• Feasts and Festivals
• Feeding Miracles
• Felczyński (Family of Bell Makers)
• Felix
• Felix Culpa
• Felix, Minucius
• Fell, John
• Fellini, Federico
• Fellowship
• Feminism, Feminist Hermeneutics
• Femme Fatale
• Fence
• Fensham, Frank Charles
• Feo, Francesco
• Ferrabosco, Alfonso [the Elder]
• Ferrar, Nicholas
• Ferrari, León
• Ferrucci, Franco
• Fertility
• Festival of Lights
• Festivals
• Festus, Porcius
• Fetus
• Feuerbach, Ludwig
• Feuillade, Louis
• Fever
• Fichte, Johann Gottlieb
• Ficino, Marsilio
• Fiction
• Fideism
• Field
• Field of Blood
• Fielding, Henry
• Fiery Chariot
• Fiery Furnace
• Fiery Serpent
• Fig, Fig Tree
• Figura
• Filiation, Divine
• Filigree
• Filioque
• Film Noir
• Film, Bible in
• Final Judgment
• Finck, Heinrich
• Finding of the Cross
• Findley, Timothy
• Finger of God
• Finkelstein, Louis
• Finney, Charles G.
• Finnish Exegetical Society
• Finster, Howard
• Finzi, Gerald
• Fir Tree
• Fire
• Fire and Brimstone
• Fire, Pillar of
• Firebrand
• Firepan
• Firkovich, Abraham
• Firmament
• Firmicus Maternus, Iulius
• First Fruits
• First Temple
• First and Last
• Firstborn
• Firstborn of Death
• Fischer von Erlach, Johann Bernhard
• Fischer, Johann Michael
• Fish Gate
• Fish, Fishing
• Fish-Hook
• Fisher, John
• Fisher, Samuel
• Fishers of Men
• Fitzgerald, Ella
• Five Books of Moses
• Five Scrolls (Ḥamesh Megillot)
• Five Senses
• Five Species of Grain
• Flacius Illyricus, Matthias
• Flagellation
• Flagon
• Flaubert, Gustave
• Flavius Josephus
• Flax
• Flea
• Fleeing, Flight
• Fleet
• Fleg, Edmond
• Flesh
• Fleury Playbook
• Flight
• Flight into Egypt
• Flint
• Flock
• Flogging
• Flood, The
• Flora, Biblical
• Florenskiĭ, Pavel Aleksandrovich
• Florilegium (4QFlor/4Q174)
• Florinus the Gnostic
• Florovsky, Georges
• Florus of Lyon
• Flour
• Flower
• Fluegel, Maurice
• Flugschriften
• Flusser, David
• Flute
• Fly, Flies
• Fodder
• Foerster, Josef Bohuslav
• Fohrer, Georg
• Fokine, Michel
• Foliot, Gilbert
• Folk Art
• Folk Dance
• Folk Music and Folk Song
• Folklore in the Bible
• Folkloric Reception of the Bible
• Folktales
• Folly and Fools
• Fontane, Theodor
• Food
• Fool
• Foot, Feet
• Footstool
• Footwashing
• Footwear
• Forbidden Fruit
• Ford, John
• Forehead
• Foreigner
• Forerunner
• Foreskin
• Forest
• Forest of Lebanon
• Forgery
• Forgetting
• Forgiveness
• Form Criticism
• Former Generations
• Former Prophets
• Formstecher, Salomon
• Formula of Concord
• Fornication
• Forster, Edward Morgan
• Fortner, Wolfgang
• Fortress, Fortification
• Fortunatus
• Forty (Number)
• Forty-Two Articles
• Forum
• Forum of Appius
• Fosdick, Harry Emerson
• Foucault, Michel
• Foundation
• Foundation Gate
• Fountain
• Fountain Gate
• Four Empires
• Four Evangelists, Symbols of
• Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
• Four Senses of Scripture
• Four Species
• Four-Room House
• Fowling, Fowler
• Fox
• Fox, George
• Fra Angelico
• Fra Bartolommeo
• Fragment, Muratorian
• Fragments Controversy (Fragmentenstreit)
• Francis of Assisi
• Francis of Xavier
• Franciscan Order
• Franck, César
• Franck, Sebastian
• Francke, August Hermann
• Frank, Jacob
• Frankenstein
• Frankfort, Henri
• Frankincense
• Franklin, Benjamin
• Franko, Ivan
• Françaix, Jean
• Fratricide
• Fraud
• Frauenlob
• Frazer, James George
• Free Will
• Free Will Offering
• Freed Person
• Freedman, David Noel
• Freedmen, Synagogue of the
• Freedom
• Freemasonry
• Frei, Hans Wilhelm
• Freidank
• French Bibles
• French Revolution
• French School of Archaeology
• Fresco
• Freud, Sigmund
• Freylinghausen, Johann Anastasius
• Friberg, Arnold
• Friedman, Debbie
• Friedrich, Caspar David
• Friends of God
• Friends of the Holy Spirit
• Friends, Friendship
• Friends, Society of
• Fringes
• Frischmann, David
• Frog
• Froment, Nicolas
• Fromm, Erich
• Frontlets
• Frost
• Frost, Robert
• Fruit
• Fruit of Christ’s Passion
• Fruit, Forbidden
• Fruits, First
• Fry, Christopher
• Frye, Northrop
• Frymer-Kensky, Tikva
• Fuchs, Ernst
• Fuentes, Carlos
• Ful, Tell el-
• Fulfillment
• Fulgentius of Ruspe
• Fulgentius, Fabius Planciades
• Fulke, William
• Fuller Theological Seminary
• Fuller, Loie
• Fuller, Margaret
• Fuller’s Field
• Fullness of Time
• Fundamentalism
• Funeral Mass
• Funeral Rites and Customs
• Funerary Inscriptions
• Funerary monuments
• Funk, Robert W.
• Furnace
• Fustat
• Futurism
• Fux, Johann Joseph
• Fénelon, François