scribes (Meaning)
scribes
a person who copies manuscripts, to mark a line on by cutting or scratching with a pointed instrument, a member of a learned class in ancient Israel through New Testament times studying the Scriptures and serving as copyists, editors, teachers, and jurists, a public secretary or clerk, to mark or make by cutting or scratching with a pointed instrument, to make by cutting or scratching, writer, a scholar of the Jewish law in New Testament times, a copier of manuscripts, to work as a scribe, scriber, journalist, an official or public secretary or clerk
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scribes Sentence Examples
- The ancient scribes diligently copied sacred texts onto papyrus scrolls.
- The skilled scribes crafted intricate calligraphy, adorning manuscripts with elaborate flourishes.
- The royal scribes recorded decrees and histories, preserving the legacy of their rulers.
- The biblical scribes were responsible for interpreting and transmitting the Torah.
- Medieval scribes meticulously illuminated manuscripts with vibrant colors and gold leaf.
- The Renaissance scribes played a vital role in the revival of classical learning.
- Modern scribes continue to practice the art of calligraphy, preserving a centuries-old tradition.
- The Vatican Library houses a vast collection of ancient scribes' works.
- The Dead Sea Scrolls are among the most important scribal discoveries of the 20th century.
- The scribes of the ancient world played a central role in the dissemination of knowledge and the preservation of history.
FAQs About the word scribes
a person who copies manuscripts, to mark a line on by cutting or scratching with a pointed instrument, a member of a learned class in ancient Israel through New
copyists,calligraphers, scriveners,amanuenses, penmen,
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The ancient scribes diligently copied sacred texts onto papyrus scrolls.
The skilled scribes crafted intricate calligraphy, adorning manuscripts with elaborate flourishes.
The royal scribes recorded decrees and histories, preserving the legacy of their rulers.
The biblical scribes were responsible for interpreting and transmitting the Torah.
