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| | At this point, I'm sure that all my readers are well aware of the recent events in Israel-Palestine. I don't intend to talk about those events on this blog, in part because I am not an expert on the present-day geopolitics of the region and, right now, a lot of public information about what is ... Continue reading "No, the Roman Emperor Hadrian Didn't Invent Palestine"
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| | By Elizabeth Prata https://open.spotify.com/episode/4eGT41DDc2szyY3qtddK6F?si=5VrhiHZpQkmx79nqnWB4ng Great Cities of the Bible #1: DamascusGreat Cities of the Bible #2: BabylonGreat Cities of the Bible #3: RomeGreat Cities of the Bible #4: Jerusalem Ruins at Babylon. By Osama Sarm - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=48596563 Babylon. City of mystery, history, prophecy. The very name Bab-iliu means "the gate...
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| | Ark (of the Covenant): Arohn Root: Sounds like: a'rone The Ark of the Covenant is a well known article of piety, probably the most notable item in the Bible. The word for this Ark is arohn, and it's different from the word for Noah's Ark, which is tevah. Arohn simply means a box. Although...
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| Sacrament talk on coveting I was asked to talk on the tenth and final commandment "Thou shall not covet." The Hebrew word trans...