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2. evangelicalfocus.com › 4215 › Camels-in-the-BibleCamels in the Bible - Evangelical Focus

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   3 days ago · Their camels were loaded with spices, balm and myrrh, and they were on their way to take them down to Egypt. (Gn. 37:25) The camel is mentioned almost 70 times in the Bible.

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   1 day ago · The Bible clearly teaches us to treat animals with compassion, mercy, and respect. Animal abuse has severe consequences, both physical and spiritual. As stewards of God's creation, we must take responsibility for our actions and treat animals with kindness and care. Remember, our treatment of animals reflects our relationship with God.

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   What did a camel look like in the Bible?

   • Dromedaries - Camelus dromedarius - resting next to its owner near the famous Egyptian pyramids, waiting to be hired by a tourist. The camels mentioned in the Bible would have looked like this, as they were, in fact, dromedaries. As they sat down to eat their meal, they looked up and saw a caravan of Ishmaelites coming from Gilead.

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   How many times is a camel mentioned in the Bible?

   • (Gn. 37:25) The camel is mentioned almost 70 times in the Bible. The Hebrew term used to refer to it is gamal, whereas in Aramaic it is gamala, in Greek kámelos, and in Latin camelus, from which it derived its name in West European languages.

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   Why do Bedouin eat camel milk?

   • Even camel milk was one of the foundational elements of Bedouin food. In the New Testament, the Lord Jesus refers to the camel to highlight the impossibility of certain things: “it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God” (Mat. 19 v 24).

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   Why did Noah bring 7 pairs of clean animals?

   • Either way, it is believed that the command to bring seven pairs of clean animals was a later variation, added to the story so that Noah has some clean animals to sacrifice at the end without making them extinct. Contradiction In Genesis 6, God tells Noah to bring two of all living creatures including (as is logical) several of all birds.

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5. www.bible-people.info › what-do-owls-symbolize-inWhat Do Owls Symbolize in the Bible [BiblePeople]

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   1 day ago · Owls, being nocturnal birds of prey, were seen as unclean, and their presence in the biblical narrative often symbolizes darkness, chaos, or evil. The Bible lists owls alongside other creatures considered Biblical Abominations, emphasizing the importance of separating the sacred from the profane. This distinction wasn't just about food choices ...

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   3 days ago · Furthermore, the passage in Genesis 7 is an anachronism in Biblical chronology, because which animals are clean and which are unclean was only revealed in laws given to Moses after the exodus of Israelites from Egypt.

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   3 days ago · The fat of rams. Sometimes the ram’s tail grew so much and was so heavy that it actually trailed along the ground, inflicting painful injuries on the animal. When the Bible refers to the “entire fat tail” (Lev. 3:9), this is what the writer has in mind. The term “ram”, is very frequent in the Bible, appearing no fewer than 159 times ...

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   5 days ago · 2. The Seforno on Bamidbar 11:22 writes (based on Tehilim 78:18), the reason why they asked for meat was to test G-d's capabilities (apparently not like the "riffraff" who actually desired meat - apparently they did not have animals of their own). Another interesting answer, from the Rogotchover on Bamidbar 11:31, is that they desired meat that ...

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   2 days ago · Isaiah 6:1-8. 6:1 In the year that King Uzziah died, I saw the Lord sitting on a throne, high and lofty; and the hem of his robe filled the temple. 6:2 Seraphs were in attendance above him; each had six wings: with two they covered their faces, and with two they covered their feet, and with two they flew. 6:3 And one called to another and said ...