ديانا في الكتاب المقدس — إلهة أفسس في أعمال الرسل 19

Diana is in the Bible, but not as the name of a woman. It is the name the King James Version gives to the goddess of Ephesus in Acts 19, where the Greek text has Artemis. The Reina-Valera, Almeida, Louis Segond and Nuova Riveduta Bibles also call her Diana (Diane in French). No woman in Scripture bears the name. What does Diana mean? Diana probably means “divine” or “goddess-like,” from the Latin dia or diva, “goddess,” and it shares an…