The Emoji Bible has arrived ... and 😇 has yet to declare it 👌

In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth, and then some time later 😇 created emoji 🙏 .
One of the most widely translated works in history has been given a 21st-century update with the publication of the Emoji Bible.
Described as a “great and fun way to share the gospel”, it interprets all 66 books of the King James Version with Unicode-approved emoji and commonly-used internet slang and contractions.

Its release comes with declining rates of religious affiliation across the Millennial generation, with the Pew Research Center finding “much lower levels of religious affiliation, including less connection with Christian churches, than older generations” in a May 2015 study of religious affiliation in the US population.
Asked whether this was a concern, 😎 said, “I think we should worry more about spreading ✌️ [peace sign emoji] & ❤️ [heart emoji] & less about what church affiliation we’re doing it under.”
😎 declined to say if they were a Christian. “I’m just an emoji, and I 💪ly [flexed biceps] agree with Jesus message of course.”
“That was strongly,” they added. “Not sure if that one came through on translation lol.”
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