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On Why Joseph Specifically Chose Simeon to be the Hostage in Gen. 42?
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 Yearling
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 Revival
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How did Nephilim reappear after the flood?
@OzzieNicolas The bad report was bad not because it was a lie but because it discouraged the people. There are definite references to giants and Anakim in Joshua and 1 Samuel. So there were rephaim present.
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How did Nephilim reappear after the flood?
Not much except to provide the chapter 7 quote that there were no survivors.
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How did Nephilim reappear after the flood?
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In Acts 4:13 how did Peter and John's ignorance indicate that they had been with Jesus?
I think you're right. They had the same boldness (and results!) as Jesus, despite sharing His "unschooled" status.
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In Acts 4:13 how did Peter and John's ignorance indicate that they had been with Jesus?
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How does the concept of "righteousness" cause the Spirit to be "life" in Romans 8:10?
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How did Saul find out that David had been anointed to be king?
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What does it mean in Revelation 21:1 when it says, "...and the sea was no more."?
@Ruminator, true, it's not completely analogous, but I was thinking in terms of the Earth going back to its original hydrological cycle.
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What does it mean in Revelation 21:1 when it says, "...and the sea was no more."?
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Was "no man knows the day or the hour" (Mt. 24:36) a reference to Rosh Hashanah?
"But concerning that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of heaven, nor the Son, but the Father only." -- Matthew 24:36, ESV
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What are the implications of Paul's use of the present tense of the verb δικαιόω (to justify) in Romans 3:24, 26, 28, and 4:5?
Sorry. After team-preaching through Romans not long ago, I think it's rhetorical. His set-up in chs. 1 and 2 is often the same. Cheers.
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