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hebrewwordlessons.com
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| | | | | Holy: kadosh, kodesh (Strong's 6918, 6944) Root: ??????? (qof, dalet, shin) [sounds like k'desh/k'dosh] The root word kodesh actually means "to consecrate". So the word Holy means consecrated, dedicated, set apart... Holy in Triplicate Perhaps the most famous passage regarding the Hebrew word Holy is found in the writings of the prophet Isaiah. He had... | |
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thesacredpage.com
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| | | | | One old familiar chestnut is the notion that Greek distinguishes various kinds of love and that the highest among these is agap?. The desire to find some magical Greek term to articulate what a truly pure form of love involves is not hard to explain. We say we "love" pizza, but we certainly mean something | |
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isthatinthebible.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Speaking in tonguesis one of the strangest behaviours that is regularly practiced in modern Christianity. Is it the initial evidence of a believer's salvation? A futile charade? A demonic manifestation? A tool for missionary work? All these views and more can be found in the official and unofficial doctrines taught by various churches. For better... | |
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goodman-games.com
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| | | [AI summary] The article discusses Margaret St. Clair's contributions to fantasy role-playing games, particularly her novel 'The Sign of the Labrys' and its influence on Dungeons & Dragons' dungeon design concepts. | ||
