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The '''Holy Writ''', which means holy command or order in English legal terminology, is a generic word for [[scriptures]] or a [[religious text]].
 
The '''Holy Writ''', which means holy command or order in English legal terminology, is a generic word for [[scriptures]] or a [[religious text]].
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Revision as of 18:33, November 29, 2008

The Holy Writ, which means holy command or order in English legal terminology, is a generic word for scriptures or a religious text.