Biblical Allegory

Biblical Allegory

Biblical Allegory

Biblical Allegory - A Biblical Allegory is an Allegory referenced originally by Biblical sources; Such as the Holy Bible. Ex: "Although it isn't possible to book a flight to the Garden of Edin (which is a Biblical Allegory) It is very possible to fly to Bethlehem which also happens to be a Biblical Allegory (Referenced by the same source)

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