An imaginary fantasy animal would have defeated the purpose of God’s illustration. Modern readers have trouble with the Bible’s unicorns because we forget that a single-horned feature is not uncommon ...

I, mean does this mean unicorns are real? In this video we go to the heart of the matter and reveals the startling truth about what the Bible might be referring to in these passages. We also look ...

A specific translation of the Old Testament. The King James Bible follows the Latin Vulgate in translating the Hebrew word re'em into unicorn. However, re'em actually refers to wild oxen ...

Then, in the 17th century, the unicorn appeared in the King James Version of the Bible. Now, centuries later, the mythical animal appears in everything from the works of Lewis Carroll to the ...

Only two animals are mentioned by name in the biblical tale—so for centuries artists have filled in the gaps with both fantastic tales and emerging science. Cows, elephants, giraffes ..