The Gospel passage today is Luke’s version of the beatitudes. It is critical to understand that beatitude is not something we ...

According to a church press release, “Faith in Every Footstep” commemorated the 150th anniversary of Latter-day Saint pioneers entering the Salt Lake Valley. It was included in the previous hymn books ...

Yes, the Bible is our most explicit record of what God says and no message from God will ever defy its ideas. Therefore, we seek to study Scripture. Verses like 2 Peter 1:19–21 remind us that ...

WASHINGTON – President-elect Donald Trump had his left hand down at his side – and not on one of the two Bibles his wife, Melania, held up for him – during his swearing-in ceremony.

The Bible is a King James Version published by Thomas Nelson and Sons.President Donald Trump also had a family Bible present, but he did not put his hand on the Bible during his swearing-in.

Eagles faithful got the last laugh in their feud with Rams rookie edge rusher Jared Verse, who called out an entire fanbase before Los Angeles’ 28-22 loss in their Divisional Round game on Sunday.

The Bible is a King James version published by Thomas Nelson and Sons. More:Inauguration Day updates: Cincinnati's JD Vance set to be sworn in as vice president The new vice president didn’t ...

Like he did in 2017, Trump was sworn in using the Lincoln Bible and another Bible that belonged to his mother. Get local news you need to know to start your day with NBC 6's News Headlines newsletter.

The inaugural committee announced in a statement last Friday that the Bibles in the ceremony included the one used by former President Abraham Lincoln to take his oath of office in 1861 on the eve of ...

Why do presidents place a hand on the Bible? The answer is simple: tradition. That’s what the first President of the United States, George Washington, did in 1789, according to the White House ...

Trump will use his Bible, given to him by his mother in 1955 ... The religious text is a 1953 revised standard version that was published by Thomas Nelson and Sons in New York.

SINGAPORE – Light To Night Singapore, the marquee event of Singapore Art Week, returns to the Civic District from Jan 17 to Feb 6. Themed “Do You See Me?”, the 2025 edition of the well-loved ...