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13 “‘If a man has sexual relations with a man as one does with a woman, both of them have done what is detestable. They are to be put to death; their blood will be on their own heads
The regular verb for “see” in Aram., hazāh, is used in Heb. only for “gaze at,” “look at”; Heb. uses rā'āh for the normal idea of seeing, a word never found in Aram. The use of Aramaic in the Bible. Not all of the OT was written in Heb. In the Book of Ezra most of chs. 4, 5, 6 and 7 are in Aram., and all of Daniel 2 through 7.
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All of Bible Gateway's basic features are available for free. However, some advanced features—such as the note-taking and highlighting features mentioned above—require that you be logged into a free Bible Gateway account in order to use them. Creating a Bible Gateway account is free, easy, and gives you access to the following advanced Bible Gatewa...
If you want to browse to and read through any part of the Bible, you can do so by clicking Bible Book Listdirectly below the search form. Doing so opens up a complete list of the books of the Bible, ordered as they appear in print Bibles: This list shows each Bible book in the Bible version that is selected in the Search Bar's drop-down menu. Note ...
If you know exactly which Bible passage you want to read, you can type it into the search form and click Searchto read it. The search form is quite versatile; you can enter Bible references in different ways. For example, the search form recognizes the following search terms:
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Now that you've gotten familiar with the basic search features, you've probably noticed some of their limitations. What if you want to do a search for something a bit more complex? Or what if you want to see your search results in several different versions at the same time, or restrict your search to a specific section of the Bible? The answer is ...
Once you've looked up the Bible passage you want to read (using any of the above techniques), you'll spend most of your time on Bible Gateway reading Scripture. Once you're on a Bible passage page, you have a number of tools to customize your reading experience. Below are links to tutorials to walk you through the use of these features: With Bible ...
Hell is further described as the place “where their worm does not die, and the fire is not quenched” ( 9:48 ). Here Jesus is using the terminology of Isaiah 66:24. In the parallel passage in Matthew ( 18:8, 9 ), the threat is that of being thrown into “the eternal fire” or the “hell of fire.”.
GRACE (Gr. χάρις, G5921 ). In summary form the Christian message is “the gospel of the grace of God” ( Acts 20:24 ). While the single pregnant term “grace” expresses its central and distinctive message, Christianity practically created the word “love,” ἀγάπη, G27, although the verb ἀγαπάω, G26, was right there.
Definition. Interpreting Scripture is the process of personally discovering what God through his human authors intended the biblical text to mean and effect. Through exegesis and theology one assesses, synthesizes, and applies God’s inerrant Word.
What does Hebrews 4:12 mean? This is probably among the most-quoted verses in the Bible, and a highlight of the book of Hebrews. To this point, chapter 4 has explained why Christians ought to put our best efforts into fulfilling God's will.
