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2 days ago · Conclusion. In summary, the Apocrypha is the list of false writings excluded from the New Testament canon of the Church. Though Protestants use this term to refer to the books missing from the Masoretic text, and thus the books they rejected from their own canon of the Old Testament, that is not what the apocrypha truly are.
3 days ago · In Greek mythology, Lucifer is known as Phosphoros, the "bearer of light" or the "morning star." In Roman mythology, Lucifer is associated with the planet Venus and represents the morning star or the day star. The Latin translation of Lucifer is derived from the Greek word "phosphoros," which means "light-bringer" or "light-bearer."
2 days ago · To have one’s name written in the book implied the privilege of participation in the temporal blessings of the theocracy, while to be erased or blotted out of this book meant exclusion from those blessings. In other words, this book had reference to the rights of citizenship for the Jewish people. “So Moses returned to the Lord and said ...
3 days ago · Some are Aramaic, like talitha (ταλιθα), which represents the noun טליתא ṭalīṯā, and others may be either Hebrew or Aramaic like רבוני Rabbounei (Ραββουνει), which means "my master/great one/teacher" in both languages.
2 days ago · The Alamo—John Wayne stands by his friends even when there is no hope. Fort Apache—Importance of following disagreeable orders, and when not to obey bad orders. The Cowboys—Importance of young boys becoming men. El Dorado—John Wayne pulls a friend out of drunkenness to fight off bad guys, even when the odds are long.
5 days ago · Answer: All of the terms in this collection quiz are used in different scientific fields, from mathematics to engineering, and some in biology when naming animal species. Every Greek alphabet term is used in mathematics or various sciences, often denoted just by the letter's symbol.
1 day ago · This is a game where you find words from a series of 7 letters. There are rankings from “Beginning” to “Moving up,” to “Nice,” “Great,” “Amazing,” and ultimately “Genius.”
