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'''Conservapedia Study Bible''' is an online project meant to bring a fully-fledged study [[Bible]] into a [[wiki]]-based envoronment.

'''Conservapedia Study Bible''' is an online project meant to bring a fully-fledged study [[Bible]] into a [[wiki]]-based environment.

==The Bible==

==The Bible==

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{{main|Bible}}

Central to the project is the text of the [[King James Bible]], the best-selling book in history as well as the most familiar Bible to a world-wide audience.  Here, the Bible has been broken down into its sum total of 1,189 individual chapters, with each chapter, and each book, organized together within the templates which are shown below.  Although unfinished as of the time of this writing (July, 2025), each chapter will have as many cross-references as possible, connecting the topics, subjects, and thought processes already a part of the Bible.  And article links are also part of this Bible, taking the reader out of the Bible and into a detailed article about the subject itself.   

Central to the project is the text of the [[King James Bible]], the best-selling book in history as well as the most familiar Bible to a worldwide audience.  Here, the Bible has been broken down into its sum total of 1,189 individual chapters, with each chapter, and each book, organized together within the templates which are shown below.  Each chapter will have as many cross-references as possible, connecting the topics, subjects, and thought processes already a part of the Bible.  Article links are also part of this Bible, taking the reader out of the Bible and into a detailed article about the subject itself.   

===Dates===

===Dates===

To help put it into historical context, the events of each chapter begins with a date.  In many chapters there are no dates; we don't know exactly when some of the Psalms, for example, were written down, and there are books (such as some of the prophets) and epistles that are essentially letters to a general audience, and dated for the time they were written down.

To help put it into historical context, the events of each chapter begin with a date.  In many chapters there are no dates; we don't know exactly when some of the Psalms, for example, were written down, and there are books (such as some of the prophets) and epistles that are essentially letters to a general audience, and dated for the time they were written down.

For the purpose of this online study Bible there are two dates.  The first date set down in black is that established by the compilations of Bishop [[James Ussher]], the archbishop of Armagh, Ireland, and creator of a chronology of the Bible which sets the date of the Creation to 4004 B.C.  His dates of the various individuals and situations have been accepted material included in many translations of the Bible in the years since, and are included in only the Old Testament of the Conservapedia Study Bible as a matter of historical record.

For the purpose of this online study Bible there are two dates.  The first date set down in black is that established by the compilations of Bishop [[James Ussher]], the archbishop of Armagh, Ireland, and creator of a chronology of the Bible which sets the date of the Creation to 4004 B.C.  His dates of the various individuals and situations have been accepted material included in many translations of the Bible in the years since, and are included in only the Old Testament of the Conservapedia Study Bible as a matter of historical record.