The typical bible has an average of 1,189 chapters. These are made up of 31,173 verses and using a rough word count, this amounts to 807,370 words, although the King James Authorized Bible has 780,137 words. Using a standard font, the average bible has around 1200 pages depending on the version. I scoured the Bible for other facts to no avail. 
And studies outside the Bible regarding evidence is nearly non existent. However, the evidence that it claims itself to be true apparently is good enough.
Have you read any of Steven Pinker’s books?
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No. Do tell
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Like Kolob higher?
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Not that high, but they do have this in the hymnal 1. If you could hie to Kolob In the twinkling of an eye,
And then continue onward With that same speed to fly,
Do you think that you could ever, Through all eternity,
Find out the generation Where Gods began to be?
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I missed that hymn. Must’ve missed it while I was peeking in rooms that were left accidentally unlocked. 😏
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The surveillance room!! That’s right. You stumbled into another hornets nest! You’re good at that. You should be a PI
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YES LG!!! Higher! 😛
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Welcome home sir!
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HAH!!!
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If like to see your bar graph on the Book of Mormon. 😂
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The graph only lets me go to 1000% bullshit. Since it’s an add on to a myth it would have to go higher.
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No Jim, not “higher” — astronomically incalculable. 😉
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Bible facts? Lol!
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But I’ve read somewhere that there are things from the Bible that exist.
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Especially behemoths
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Hahahaha! How about Goliath!?
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I believe the word Perizzites was spelled wrong in the Bible. I also believe it was referring to christian bloggers John Branyan and Colorstorm
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😂😂
Branyan!
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Average? Typical?
How come the Grand Ultimate Book has different versions, interpretations, meanings … the Great Holy Truth is flexible? Needs adapting to time and place? The message has different flavours, comes in coats of many colours tailored to suit the intended target?
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Correct interpretation is called rationalization
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I’ll take ‘Mysterious Ways’ for 1000, Argus.
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