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'''Infinity and the Bible''' concerns the failure of [[English]] translations to use the term "[[infinity]]" or "infinite" and instead to mistranslate the text as "unsearchable" or "without limit" or another less precise term.

'''Infinity and the Bible''' concerns the many direct and indirect references to the innovative concept of [[infinity]] in the [[Bible]].  The concept of infinity was disfavored by the ancient [[Greek]] philosophers and mathematicians.  [[Bible translation committees]] typically lack anyone with a [[STEM]] background.

The combination of [[infinity]] with the [[Bible]] can be helpful to overcoming worldly [[addictions]], which afflict nearly everyone in some form.

The combination of [[infinity]] with the [[Bible]] can be helpful to overcoming worldly [[addictions]], which afflict nearly everyone in some form.

For example, {{bibleref|Psalm|147|5}} refers to the infinite understanding by [[God]], and yet most English translations (37 out of 53) instead use other terms such as "boundless", "beyond measure" ([[ESV]]), or "no limit" ([[NIV]]).<ref>https://www.biblegateway.com/verse/en/Psalm%20147%3A5</ref>

For example, {{bibleref|Psalm|147|5}} refers to the infinite understanding by [[God]], and yet most English translations (37 out of 53) instead use other terms such as "boundless", "beyond measure" ([[ESV]]), or "no limit" ([[NIV]]).<ref>https://www.biblegateway.com/verse/en/Psalm%20147%3A5</ref>