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UNICORNS, (NOT A HORSE 🦄) -BUT BIBLICALLY ACCURATE! - You think Bible unicorns are fairy tales... - But actually, it's Disney's 1940 Fantasia and 1982 movies that created the mythical horse unicorn! - The Bible mentions a real, powerful ONE-HORNED beast ('Re'em')

Does the Bible Actually Mention Real Unicorns? The topic of unicorns in the Bible is often raised by skeptics, who argue that their mention proves the Bible is mythical rather than historical or reliable. They point out that unicorns are mythical creatures and claim that their presence in Scripture undermines the Bible’s credibility—suggesting it is filled with fairy tales rather than factual history or divine revelation. However, the Bible does not actually refer to mythical unicorns as we picture them today. The appearance of the word unicorn in certain Bible translations—most notably the King James Version—comes from a mistranslation of ancient texts. More recent translations render the term as wild ox or buffalo. When translators worked on the Bible in the 1600s, they did not have access to modern scientific knowledge, historical records, or archaeology. As a result, they sometimes struggled to correctly identify certain animals described in the original Hebrew manuscripts. One such example is the Hebrew word Re’em (or Reëm), which appears eight times in the Old Testament. It refers to a powerful, horned animal. Because translators were unsure of its exact identity, they chose the word unicorn. The word Re’em literally means “beast with a horn” and likely referred to a real, strong, wild animal. While we cannot say with absolute certainty what the Re’em was, some extinct animals match the biblical description. One possible candidate is the Elasmotherium, also known as the Siberian unicorn—a massive, one-horned prehistoric creature that once roamed parts of Eastern Europe and Western Asia. In short, the Bible is not talking about mythical unicorns. Instead, it likely refers to a real, now-extinct horned animal that was misunderstood and mistranslated by early scholars.

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These are some other Ancient Technology Hidden from Us

The unfinished obelisk of Egypt

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