A 1991 book with 59 entries by computer scientist Don Knuth (ka-nooth) was based on his series of MIT lectures given on this topic.
A 1991 book with 59 entries by computer scientist Don Knuth (ka-nooth) was based on his series of MIT lectures given on this topic. It is acknowledged by an inscription used on the cups at In-N-Out Burger and was the subject of a Boston Red Sox joke on the Family guy. The larger section of which it is part is centered on a conversation with the Pharisee Nicodemus, who asks "How can a man be born when he is old?" His question is answered with an allusion to spiritual rebirth via baptism. His interlocutor then recalls that "Moses lifted up the serpent in the desert" and begins a parallel to himself, the son of man. Reading in part, "whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life," \--for 10 points-- what is Biblical verse from the Gospel of John and begins, "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son"
A 1991 book with 59 entries by computer scientist Don Knuth (ka-nooth) was based on his series of MIT lectures given on this topic.
{John 3:16} (Note: Knuth's book examined the 3:16 verse from each of the Bible's 59 books)