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…Its ground is striking: "because Abraham obeyed my voice" (the obedience of the binding of Isaac, 22:18), and "kept…

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…IMMEDIATE RETRIBUTION — the Chronicler's distinctive conviction, and it produces this book's most striking departures: Uzziah's leprosy is…

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…it rests the hope of eternal life on a striking title, “the God who does not LIE,” who promised it…

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…Elisha, used to strike the Jordan, picked back up off the ground, and used to strike it a second time…

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…The translation keeps the animal, which is what the instrument is. ⭐ Saul blows it after Jonathan strikes the garrison at…

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…Saul strikes Amalek “from Havilah as you come to Shur, which faces Egypt”. in the text Gen 16:7 1…

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…been argued from the beginning — the Talmud preserves the striking opinion that 'Job never existed and was a parable' (Bava…

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…I will strike David to the wall.’ → first discussed at Jonah 1:4 💬 Discuss on Agorai

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…bond posted, missionaries smuggled out by night. ⚠ Paul's striking move there is to set it directly beside JOY, with…

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…Matthew, Mark and Luke all report the same blow without naming either the striker or the struck (Matthew 26:51…