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"I remember the days of old; I meditate on all Your doings; I muse on the work of Your hands." Ps. 143:5

Your Memory, Your Culture, Your Heritage

Historically, the Bible’s nostalgia stirs the imagination of medieval Europe or American colonial periods, when goods were made with personal care and character.  This creativity became a craft, and their products became works of art. 

 

With the advancement of technologies came increased knowledge of the Bible.  Hundreds of translations of the Bible have recorded languages like a Rosetta Stone.  Its unique literary value of poetic and prophetic prose makes it an exceptional work that goes unparalleled.  Its religious content instructs in righteousness and prescribes spiritual salvation, touching the heart. 

 

From its pages, millions of people over the millennia have drawn a sense of freedom of conscience, love, joy, peace, hope, and comfort, hence its popularity.  Yet, the Bible’s gospel message has stirred such controversy and hate among tyrants that it was banned, burned, and resulted in many deaths from its publishers throughout history.

Fires of Hate: attacks on the Bible

This human proclivity for malice exists even today.  Historically and now, some would want to change, cancel, unlawfully ban, burn, & abolish the Bible; thus, it is essential to archive and preserve it.  Exploring the links below, we understand how this can still occur and should resist this form of despotism against American culture and history.  Thus, it is important to archive and preserve the American Bible heritage.

Short Histories of Book Burnings

Some clips of articles of people who want to change the Bible