BibleWiki (BibleWiki.be)

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BibleWiki, also stylised Bible Wiki, a wiki site to build a comprehensive  about information regarding the. BibleWiki used a 'neutral point of view' () policy, and favoured scholarly discussion of the text. The content of BibleWiki was made available under the (GNU FDL v1.2, or merely GFDL 1.2).

BibleWiki was originally found at Bible.tmtm.com. It was subsequently found at BibleWiki.be, before being taken late 2021.

from its main page: The Bible Wiki aims to avoid disputes over doctrine. The goal is for all commentary to be restricted to exegesis of the text, limited to an examination of the text and context. Eisegesis (reading into), or based on the text, is to be avoided.
 * Scholarly

There are, of course, many differences of opinion within exegesis, and no-one can approach any religious document without bringing a range of personal opinion to bear on their examination. The Bible Wiki does not aim to portray a correct commentary, or adhere to any particular religious viewpoint: the general Wikipedia principle of Neutral point of view applies here. Opposing viewpoints should each be accurately represented and cited.

The primary focus of this site is to produce a commentary on the Biblical text, not an encyclopedia of Biblical people, places, or doctrines. However, to avoid the significant redundancy involved in discussing people and places each time they are mentioned, it is also necessary to build articles on these topics that can be referred to in the body of the commentary.
 * Commentary

Although the verse divisions with the Bible are a relatively modern invention, and often quite arbitrary, we have chosen to make the verse the basic 'unit of commentary'. As such each verse has its own page on this site. Ideally this page will include a standard Hebrew or Greek rendition of the text, the LXX greek where appropriate, and the text of several English translations. There should be a section on textual variants, a section on translation, and general notes on the verse. Where the passage is also included in another Book, notes will usually be made on any differences between these.


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