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But there is a problem. When you encode your information into the bible, you will modify it slightly and the differences encode your message. However, an ease dropper will recognize the writing as the bible. All they have to do is correctly guess the exact copy you used and do a diff to get an encoding of your message. The message may still be encrypted, but if this is in the right context, this is enough to provoke suspicion.
If you are going to transmit a large amount of data using stenography this way, you should use a large original data set that is not publicly available so that the ease dropper cannot get a copy of the original to compare it to.