Hongli took the title of Qianlong—meaning "the Era of Strong Prosperity"—when his imperial reign of China began in 1735. Ironically, by the end of Qianlong's reign in 1796, expensive military expeditions and corruption had nearly exhausted the funds of the Imperial Treasury. A patron of ...
Hongli took the title of Qianlong—meaning "the Era of Strong Prosperity"—when his imperial reign of China began in 1735. Ironically, by the end of Qianlong's reign in 1796, expensive military expeditions and corruption had nearly exhausted the funds of the Imperial Treasury. A patron of ...
Hongli took the title of Qianlong—meaning "the Era of Strong Prosperity"—when his imperial reign of China began in 1735. Ironically, by the end of Qianlong's reign in 1796, expensive military expeditions and corruption had nearly exhausted the funds of the Imperial Treasury. A patron of ...
Hongli took the title of Qianlong—meaning "the Era of Strong Prosperity"—when his imperial reign of China began in 1735. Ironically, by the end of Qianlong's reign in 1796, expensive military expeditions and corruption had nearly exhausted the funds of the Imperial Treasury. A patron of ...
Hongli took the title of Qianlong—meaning "the Era of Strong Prosperity"—when his imperial reign of China began in 1735. Ironically, by the end of Qianlong's reign in 1796, expensive military expeditions and corruption had nearly exhausted the funds of the Imperial Treasury. A patron of ...
Organizing the Census of the Israelites - Now the LORD spoke to Moses in the tent of meeting in the desert of Sinai on the first day of the second
Hongli took the title of Qianlong—meaning "the Era of Strong Prosperity"—when his imperial reign of China began in 1735. Ironically, by the end of Qianlong's reign in 1796, expensive military expeditions and corruption had nearly exhausted the funds of the Imperial Treasury. A patron of the...
THE EDITOR:The Hebrew word translated as Absalom’s “place,” literally means Absalom’s “hand.” Indeed, in the works ofour own hands,we either serve God and His glory, or ourselves and our own glory. And what great heart idol did Joab cherish? Almost everything Joab did, seems moti...
vowel point- a mark placed below or near a consonant (as in Hebrew or Arabic) to indicate the spoken vowel Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection. © 2003-2012 Princeton University, Farlex Inc. vowel adjective Characterized by, containing, or functioning as a vowel or vowels: ...
The words in Hebrew (names): Pele – a noun, translated wonder or wonderful, but also a miracle YaEts – Counselor (wonderful can’t be an adjective in front of the word Counselor because in Hebrew adjectives follow the nouns). ElGibbor – One word in the dead sea scrolls, Godly hero...