unicorn

Something I discovered the other day was that the word "unicorn" appears in the KJV a total of 9 times! Interestingly enough, other versions like the ESV translate it to a young ox. The Hebrew word used is H7214 What do yall think about this?

The unicorn, the mythical animal, is mentioned a number of times in the King James Bible. These verses are found in Numbers, Deuteronomy, Job, the Psalms, and in Isaiah, in the prophets. Later translations, such as the Revised Standard, translate the same word as "wild ox."...

It is the dispute with UPU follower, together with math-proof for God: EvC Forum: The roots of Creation Science and Darwinism QUOTE: - How do you know the God isn't a pink, universal unicorn? - Tell me more about your idol called "pink unicorn". Is it omnipresent idol? If yes, then why I can...

Are you a Christian that is aghast at such a statement? That a Christian can believe in unicorns? That fantasy horse with a horn? Are you for real? The naysayers lump God in with unicorns and other fantasy creatures. Let's delve into this matter and learn how we can respond to the atheists and...

The Western idea of the unicorn is squarely the invention of Zoology. The first real Zoologist was Aristotle, who is anyway the grandfather of all Science. Aristotle invented the unicorn. In Aristotle's Historia Animalium he classifies, describes and discusses various animals. He describes...

Part 1 of Fifty traditional poetry forms is the thread titled, Where Are You? 11- Fable A fable is a poetic story composed in verse or prose with a moral summed up at the end. Usually using animals as characters to teach a valuable lesson. The Lion and The Unicorn In earth's early days under...