Oh honey, I don't have time to count every single question mark in The Bible, but let me tell you this: there are a heck of a lot of questions in there. From "Am I my brother's keeper?" to "Why have you forsaken me?", those ancient folks sure knew how to ask some deep stuff. If you're really curious, grab a Bible and start counting - just don't forget to take a snack break halfway through.
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Oh, what a delightful question! In the Bible, there are no question marks as we use them in modern language. Instead, questions are often posed in a more poetic or rhetorical manner. The beauty of the Bible lies not in punctuation marks, but in the wisdom and guidance it offers to those who seek it.
In the King James version
The number of question marks in total is 3,157. The breakdown by book is as follows
Genesis ....................... 149
Exodus .......................... 57
Leviticus .......................... 3
Numbers ........................ 59
Deuteronomy ................. 31
Joshua ........................... 20
Judges ........................... 90
Ruth .............................. 10
1 Samuel ..................... 152
2 Samuel ..................... 119
1 Kings .......................... 58
2 Kings ........................ 112
1 Chronicles ................... 19
2 Chronicles ................... 46
Ezra ................................. 8
Nehemiah ...................... 24
Esther ............................ 20
Job ............................... 325
Psalms ......................... 163
Proverbs ........................ 47
Ecclesiastes .................... 31
Song of Solomon ............ 12
Isaiah .......................... 187
Jeremiah ...................... 192
Lamentations ................. 12
Ezekiel ........................... 81
Daniel ............................ 15
Hosea ............................ 16
Joel ................................. 5
Amos ............................ 31
Obadiah .......................... 0
Jonah ............................. 5
Micah ........................... 19
Nahum ........................... 5
Habakkuk ....................... 7
Zephaniah ...................... 0
Haggai ............................ 6
Zechariah ..................... 20
Malachi ......................... 15
Matthew ..................... 177
Mark ........................... 117
Luke ........................... 162
John ........................... 155
Acts .............................. 73
Romans ........................ 88
1 Corinthians .............. 106
2 Corinthians ................ 27
Galatians ...................... 17
Ephesians ....................... 1
Philippians ...................... 0
Colossians ...................... 1
1 Thessalonians ............. 3
2 Thessalonians ............. 1
1 Timothy ...................... 1
2 Timothy ...................... 0
Titus .............................. 0
Philemon ....................... 0
Hebrews ...................... 13
James ......................... 24
1 Peter ......................... 4
2 Peter ......................... 2
1 John ......................... 5
2 John ......................... 0
3 John ......................... 0
Jude ............................ 0
Revelation ................... 9
The name Laura is not in the Bible. Therefore it has no meaning "in the Bible." You can find out the meaning of the name Laura by asking "What does the name Laura mean?" (without quotation marks) and putting the question in the Name Meanings category, here: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/FAQ/3683
I wrote the question the answer is 10 times!
That's not hard to find out. Just take your Bible and count them. They are pretty easy to count. If you have no Bible, you shouldn't even be asking this question I think. The first question should be "where can I buy a Bible?"
No, indirect questions do not require question marks.
I looked in my Bible's concordance it i looked up verses tha thad had to do with rewards (its the the onlt thing my bible has that is relevent to your question) and also the Bible says to not proclaim your good dees to keep them secret