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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. Their camels were loaded with spices, balm and myrrh, and they were on their way to take them down to Egypt. (Gn. 37:25)
We don’t know but the foods listed are some of the foods we now know to carry the most devastating parasites or food borne allergens, shell fish allergies often kill, pigs carry parasites the like, we also see one of the earliest forms of soap in the Bible used for ceremonial cleaning forcing people to wash their hands before eating which probably saved millions of lives before we understood ...
4 days ago · Nearly two dozen times in the Gospels, people are said to have unclean or evil spirits in them. The unclean spirit identified Jesus by name, and then called him the HOLY ONE OF GOD. Jesus says, “Be silent.” Throughout the first chapters of Mark, Jesus tells people to be quiet, not just those possessed by an unclean spirit.
3 days ago · 7 But these you are not to eat from among those that either rechew their food or have divided hoofs with splits in the middle: the camel, the hare, and the rock badger, because even though they rechew their food, their hoofs are not divided. They are unclean for you.
23 hours ago · A precise new dating of archaeological sites in Jerusalem supports some of the key historical events described in the Bible, including the settling of the city, a major earthquake and its eventual ...
4 days ago · Today we’re sharing an excerpt from Lifeway Women’s new Bible study Come Home by Caroline Saunders. Learn more about this impactful new Bible study here! The word home evokes feelings of deep comfort, intimacy, and belonging. So, sometimes when we speak about God’s story of home, His invitation to us to “come home,” and the new home ...
5 days ago · by William C. Michael. In this fable, Aesop teaches us about a camel. The camel was unhappy and complained to Jupiter. Jupiter is a name used to refer to God, which means “Heavenly Father”. The camel was unhappy because he felt that other animals were given many benefits and he was given none. When he looked at a bull, he saw powerful horns.
