aIn fact, the Bible does not mention Satan at all during the creation story, although Christians commonly understand “the serpent” in the Biblical story to be Satan or at least acting on Satan’s behalf[translate]
Notice that Jesus says“till heaven and earth pass way.”These words perfectly describe what will happen when we get the New Heaven and the New Earth as described in the Book of Revelation. It says that our earth and heaven as we know it now will pass away, and in its place we will ...
We hear the teaching that Satan stole the “keys of dominion” when he deceived Adam and Eve; and when Christ gave the “keys of the kingdom” to Peter (Matthew 16:19), Dominionists say it means dominion had been returned to the church. Distorting Genesis 1:28, they teach it is a ...
her paths move to and fro (unsteady as an earthquake); she knows not. The words describe with a terrible vividness the state of heart and soul which prostitution brings upon its victims; the reckless blindness that will not think, tottering on the abyss, yet loud in ...
Job 7:20tnThis word is ahapax legomenonfrom the verbפָּגָע(pagaʿ, “meet, encounter”); it would describe what is hit or struck (as nouns of this pattern can indicate the place of the action)—the target. Job 7:20tnIn the prepositional phraseעָלַי(...
Okay. So I think another, uh, aspect of this connection between the technological singularity and the U f O phenomenon is that the beings who are behind this phenomenon have what I describe as a fifth dimensional relationship to our 4D chronological space time....
But I don't think so. Maybe there are ghost and Satan like what bible depicts. We are unwilled to agree with these ideas because we don't want to admit those things we cannot see or touch. But some of them are actually exist. Those things we can't touch and see and smell are ...
More active.Another one-fifth of parents (20%) said they were already active but become more involved. Political conservatives and Republicans were among the parents most likely to describe an increased level of church activity after becoming parents. ...
(if thereisan anywhere else) that can be compared to the Creator. The Torah uses anthropomorphic terms only so that we can understand what we are being taught, but not to literally describe the Creator. The Torah uses masculine terms to describe the Creator because there is no neuter gender...
Throughout the Bible, there are different names that are used to describe God. These different names give us insight into who God is and help us understand different aspects of his character. For example, God is known as Jehovah Rapha, which means "the God who heals". Another name for ...