Verily, verily: the amens of Christ

The meaning of the word "verily" is "truly". The word "verily" is used by Jesus Christ to emphasize his words. The Greek word for verily is "Amen", which means "truly" or "certainly". The use of this word shows that Jesus Christ was certain about what he said in that verse. The book Verily, Verily: The Amens of Christ is a commentary on the Bible, where George Bowenhe interprets the words of God and his apostles. published in 1846.In this book he interpreted many verses from the Bible and showed how they are related to each other and how they lead us to Jesus Christ. The author also writes about various myths from antiquity (e.g., those related to Hercules) and explained them as allegories (which he called "myths") used by early Christians to explain their own ideas about Christ's death.