While the Bible does mention various sins and vices, the specific concept of the "seven deadly sins" (pride, envy, wrath, sloth, greed, lust, and gluttony) is a later theological construct primarily associated with Catholicism. Did you think that the Bible spelled out "seven deadly sins"?

The Bible mentions the Magi bringing three gifts, but it doesn't specify the exact number of wise men who visited the baby Jesus. So, the notion of the "three wise men" is more tradition than biblical fact. Did you think the Nativity scene, as described in the Bible, had three wise men?

"Neither a borrower nor a lender be." I have had a minister 'quote' that to me as a Bible quote. In reality, it's a famous line from Shakespeare's play, "Hamlet". Did you think the quote, "neither a borrower nor a lender be", was in the Bible?

A noteworthy point emphasized by biblical scholars and users is the Bible's guidance on humility in religious practices. While some may boast about their religious devotion, the Bible advises praying and worshiping in private rather than seeking public recognition. It's a reminder that true faith isn't about showmanship. Did you realize that the Bible encourages praying and worshiping in private?