Biblical references are citations or allusions to passages found in the Bible, which is a sacred text in Christianity and Judaism. These references can be used in various contexts, such as literature, speeches, or everyday conversations, to convey moral lessons, historical events, or spiritual insights. They often help to illustrate a point or provide deeper meaning to a discussion. In addition to direct quotes, biblical references can include themes, stories, or characters, such as Moses, Jesus, or the Ten Commandments. Understanding these references can enhance comprehension of cultural and religious discussions, as they are deeply embedded in Western literature and thought.