Esther — Introduction
…Mordecai and Esther in which God is named repeatedly. Catholic and Orthodox Bibles include them; Protestant Bibles place them among…
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…Mordecai and Esther in which God is named repeatedly. Catholic and Orthodox Bibles include them; Protestant Bibles place them among…
…A search of the letters also catches Acts 21:1 and 27:15; those are other words. This translation prints…
…A search for the stem also catches Acts 27:3, katēchthēmen, ‘we put in at Sidon’; that is the verb…
…the south-central Sinai Peninsula, at whose foot St. Catherine's Monastery guards a thornbush said to be the descendant…
…The translator's notes keep catching the text quoting itself — the naked/crafty pun across the Genesis 2/3 break…
…About the book Where it sits One of the CATHOLIC or 'general' epistles, and — unlike its two shorter companions — one…
A librarian's job is to catalogue, source and compare — not to preach. That is the whole ethos of this…
…See pege for the pairing, which is the reason for cataloguing it separately. → first discussed at John 4:11 💬 Discuss…
…The ASV's 'taketh not account of evil' catches it. The same verb carries the weight of Romans 4, where…
…ASV catches it with 'have I learned the secret'; KJV flattens it to 'I am instructed'. → first discussed at Philippians…