Religious Writing (Noun)

Writing that is venerated for the worship of a deity.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The ancient text was considered a sacred example of religious writing, revered by the faithful for its wisdom and spiritual guidance.
The priest carefully transcribed the holy scripture, ensuring that every word of the religious writing was accurately copied for future generations.
The monastery's library was renowned for its collection of rare and ancient religious writing, including illuminated manuscripts and sacred scrolls.
The prophet's words were recorded as religious writing, and were later compiled into a holy book that became the foundation of the faith.
The sacred text was considered a prime example of religious writing, with its poetic language and mystical imagery inspiring devotion in all who read it.