The mark consists of a stylistic depiction of the text "What's in the Bible?". The apostrophe in "What's" appears above the "s" and to the right of the right side of the horizontal line in the "t". The left side of the "s" is beneath the horizontal line of the "t" and immediately adjacent to the vertical line of the "t". The dot in the "i" for "Bible" overlaps the lower portion of the right horizontal line in the "h" and the left side of the "a" in "What's". The background shading appears between the dot in the "i" and the "h" and "a". "In" appears on top of "the", which are both on top of the "?" and to the right of "What's". "In the" appears in a smaller font than the remainder of the text. The horizontal line of the "t" in "the" overlaps the left vertical line of the "h". "Bible" is beneath "What's" and the "e" in "Bible" is contained within the vertical and horizontal lines of the "l" in "Bible". The "?" appears to the right of "Bible" and is in a larger font than the text of "Bible". The letters in "What's" have a tilt to the left that is more prominent on the left side of "What's" than the right side. A similar tilt appears in "Bible?" The words "in the" and the "?" tilt to the right. The individual letters are not written on straight, horizontal lines. Instead, the letters generally appear higher or lower than adjacent letters. Contrasting shading appears behind the text and extends beyond the text to create an outline of the entire block of text.