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Why are "Tax collectors and Sinners" usually mentioned together by the Pharisees?

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Were all the prophecies of Jesus in Matthew 24:1-34 fulfilled in the first century (30-70 ad)? [duplicate]

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Was "Verily, I say unto you" (Matthew 8:10) a phrase unique to Jesus, or was it taken from the Rabbis? What was the original source of this phrase?

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Why does John use a double "Verily, verily," (John 1:53, et al.) when the other Gospel writers use only one?

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To what does Paul refer when he said "Higher Powers" in Romans 13:1?

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Does the Hebrew verb in Genesis 1:1-3 for "God said" imply an instant act of creation (perhaps like the Greek aorist tense)?

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When "darkness" occurred at the Crucifixion, was it a local phenomenon, or did darkness cover the Earth? (Matt.27:45) Is there science input? [closed]

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Should the Greek word "euanggelidzo" in Act 5:42 be translated as evangelize instead of preach?

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How can "sitting" be reconciled with "coming" in Matthew 26:64?

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Are there any recognized Rules in Translation Committees that speak to whether a Greek word should be "translated" or "transliterated"?

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Grammatically, is the time span mentioned in Revelation 20:4 limited to only the topic of the martyrs' involvement in the Kingdom of Christ?

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Does "God said" in Genesis 1:1-3 describe a Fiat Creation? [closed]

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Why are "Tax collectors and Sinners" usually mentioned together by the Pharisees?

Were all the prophecies of Jesus in Matthew 24:1-34 fulfilled in the first century (30-70 ad)? [duplicate]

Was "Verily, I say unto you" (Matthew 8:10) a phrase unique to Jesus, or was it taken from the Rabbis? What was the original source of this phrase?

Why does John use a double "Verily, verily," (John 1:53, et al.) when the other Gospel writers use only one?

To what does Paul refer when he said "Higher Powers" in Romans 13:1?

Does the Hebrew verb in Genesis 1:1-3 for "God said" imply an instant act of creation (perhaps like the Greek aorist tense)?

When "darkness" occurred at the Crucifixion, was it a local phenomenon, or did darkness cover the Earth? (Matt.27:45) Is there science input? [closed]

Should the Greek word "euanggelidzo" in Act 5:42 be translated as evangelize instead of preach?

How can "sitting" be reconciled with "coming" in Matthew 26:64?

Are there any recognized Rules in Translation Committees that speak to whether a Greek word should be "translated" or "transliterated"?

Grammatically, is the time span mentioned in Revelation 20:4 limited to only the topic of the martyrs' involvement in the Kingdom of Christ?

Does "God said" in Genesis 1:1-3 describe a Fiat Creation? [closed]