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Here is an abbreviated discussion from a friend who has spent years of study on this issue: The Doctrine of Imputations 1... -
I suppose there are many ways to say the same thing. As a writer I lean heavily on thesauruses, or thesauri.
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Here is an abbreviated discussion from a friend who has spent years of study on this issue: The Doctrine of Imputations 1... -
I am afraid you are a little rigid in your use of language. If as Christians we cannot better communicate a teaching in “down to earth”...
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I suppose there are many ways to say the same thing. As a writer I lean heavily on thesauruses, or thesauri.
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SIndeed. I too use the NET version along with a plethora of other tools when digging for the correct meaning. I have often spent weeks...
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2ndTimeIsTheCharm reacted
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The Bible Knowledge Commentary While still in the city of Capernaum, the disciples asked Jesus a question they had undoubtedly been... -
homwardbound reacted
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The Bible Knowledge Commentary While still in the city of Capernaum, the disciples asked Jesus a question they had undoubtedly been... -
CIt’s basically a Jewish idiom that was given new meaning by Jesus. Jews in the time of Jesus would sometimes shake the dust off their...
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It’s basically a Jewish idiom that was given new meaning by Jesus. Jews in the time of Jesus would sometimes shake the dust off their... -
DIt’s basically a Jewish idiom that was given new meaning by Jesus. Jews in the time of Jesus would sometimes shake the dust off their...
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LIt’s basically a Jewish idiom that was given new meaning by Jesus. Jews in the time of Jesus would sometimes shake the dust off their...
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The Bible has been translated into numerous languages to make its message accessible worldwide. As of 2024, the translation status is as...
