Careful! I don't want to die because of "friendly fire!" Play nice, we are among family.
You can see I was nice and then got raked over the coals haha.
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You can see I was nice and then got raked over the coals haha.
Whoa!! Come back @kinda! Stand your ground in love and hold your peace.
dc can be a little rough around the edges but, he's got a sweet side to him, too!
Please stay or come again to play Bible Trivia! You are loved here very much!
I am going to start expanding our vocabulary in my posts...using new, archaic and seldomly used words in my posts at random.....
I had to look up it's meaning....... it sounded like a "snake lady." lol!
Definition of: Pythoness
(pī′thə·nis, pith′ə-) noun
1. The priestess of the Delphic oracle.
2. Any woman supposed to be possessed of the spirit of prophecy; a witch. [<OF phitonise <Med. L phitonissa <LL pythonissa <Gk. Pytho a familiar spirit, orig. Delphi]
I had to look up it's meaning....... it sounded like a "snake lady." lol!
Definition of: Pythoness
(pī′thə·nis, pith′ə-) noun
1. The priestess of the Delphic oracle.
2. Any woman supposed to be possessed of the spirit of prophecy; a witch. [<OF phitonise <Med. L phitonissa <LL pythonissa <Gk. Pytho a familiar spirit, orig. Delphi]
Excellent.......what a way to learn new words hey..
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What city does this name apply to and where can this be found in scripture?
Tzur Hamishor
Tzur Hamishor
Whoa! Whoa! @kinda - you are a brave soul! It doesn't take much to rattle dc, be careful! lol!
I do hope you come back to play again. Rains and rainbows was an excellent guess! One I would have said.
You are smart enough - don't use the label of dyslexia hold you back from anything! Focus on Yeshua/Jesus - He has made us MORE than conquerors!
God bless you!
Yikes!!! Hold on, now...... it's summer...... school doesn't start till August! lol!
Actually, vocab expansion would be lovely! I'm in!
Start a "vocab" thread.
Whoa! Whoa! @kinda - you are a brave soul! It doesn't take much to rattle dc, be careful! lol!
I do hope you come back to play again. Rains and rainbows was an excellent guess! One I would have said.
You are smart enough - don't use the label of dyslexia hold you back from anything! Focus on Yeshua/Jesus - He has made us MORE than conquerors!
God bless you!
And the funny thing....I am actually a happy go lucky kind of guy.....and rarely get mad.....just perceived as such.....haha
I think when "Tzur Hamishor" is translated into English it is....... "Is your ham sour?" lol!
Just kidding!I will have to look it up...... brb!
In scripture it is found in Jeremiah 21:13 in regards to the rock of the plain (tzur hamishor).
Is it the city of Jerusalem?
Good.....see your learning something newIn scripture it is found in Jeremiah 21:13 in regards to the rock of the plain (tzur hamishor).
Is it the city of Jerusalem?
Saul, the first king of Israel, has angered God with what he had done. Saul's kingdom was surrounded by enemies and God didn't answer Saul by prophets or dreams anymore. Saul decided to disturb the dead prophet Samuel by consulting a medium. I do not know her name, but she lived in a place called "Ein Dor". Samuel told Saul, "Tomorrow you and your sons will be here with me" (in the place of the dead), and it happened the next day.
Do I get to ask the next question?
My question: After sending Moses to lead the Israelites out of Egypt, God almost killed Moses (or his son). Why did God almost kill Moses?
Moses had not circumcised his sons. His wife, Zipporah had to take the knife and do it.