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Giovanni Bellini’s painting of a white-bearded old man in a pale blue cloth, seated barefoot on a rock at the mouth of a cave and reading a large book propped open on a ledge, a lion lying beside him and two rabbits, stone buildings and blue water in the sunlit landscape beyond. — Giovanni Bellini, Saint Jerome Reading, 1505. National Gallery of Art, Washington, Samuel H. Kress Collection. Public domain.

News October 17, 2026 2 min read

Welcome to Scripture Deck

Scripture Deck is new. Read what it is for, the Christian faith it is built on, and why its Bible study tools are free for every Christian, with no ads.

By Paul Bryan Reyes

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