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1. Titles of parables: e.g., the parable of the Prodigal Son, etc.

2. The books and divisions of the Bible and of other sacred books: e.g., Old Testament, Book of Job, etc.

3. Versions of the Bible: e.g., King James Version, Revised Version, etc.

4. The names of monastic orders and their members: e.g., the Jesuits, the Black Friars, etc.

5. The word Church when it stands for the Church universal, or when part of a name: e.g., the Church, the First Congregational Church, the Church of Rome; but use lower case when referring to church history.

6. The word Gospel when it refers to a book of the Bible, as the Gospel of John, or {21} the Gospels; but use lower case when referring to the gospel message.

7. Pronouns referring to God or Christ when used in direct address, or whenever the reference might otherwise be mistaken.

8. General biblical terms: e.g., Priestly Code, Apostles’ Creed, Lord’s Prayer, Lord’s Supper, The Prophets, and Major and Minor Prophets, when the collection of prophetical books is intended; but use lower case for the adjectives biblical and scriptural.

9. Names applied to the Evil One, except when used as an expletive, or as a general name for any demon: e.g.,

“When the Devil was sick, the Devil a monk would be;

When the Devil was well, the devil a monk was he.”

10. The word Holy in the Holy place and the Holy of holies.

11. The title of a psalm: e.g., the Twenty-fourth Psalm.

12. Capitalize the following:

 Almighty

 Authorized Version

 Common Version

 Creator

 Deity

 Father

 God

 Holy Bible

 Holy Spirit

 Holy Writ

 Jehovah

 Jesus Christ

 King

 Logos

 Lord

 Messiahship

 Messiah

 Messianic

 Passover

 Pentecost

 Redeemer

 Revised Version

 Sabbath

 Saviour

 Scriptures

 Son of Man

 Son

 Spirit

 The Trinity

 The Virgin Mary

 Word

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