References to gems
There are more than 1700 references to gems and precious stones in the KJV.
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There are more than 1700 references to gems and precious stones in the KJV.
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The 12 historical books covering the crossing over to the               Promised Land, the time of the Judges, the kings of Israel, the fall of the two kingdoms and a               return to Jerusalem are; Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 Samuel, 2 Samuel, 1 Kings, 2 Kings,               1 Chronicles, 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah,
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The Blessing and the Curse, our choice whether to be               obedient to God, is in Deuteronomy Chapter 28.
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The Old                Testament; God’s laws (the laws of Moses some call                them) about how to live are located in 5 books;                Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and                Deuteronomy.
History states that all of the writers of The New Testament, but the apostle John, were martyred.
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There is one book of prophecy and it is Revelation, written by the apostle, John. It has seven letters to the churches and a number of visions about God.
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The Eastern Church accepted the New Testament as we know it in 367AD with the 39th Paschal Letter of Athanasius, the Western (Roman) Church following suit after Pope Damascus called a synod together in Rome in 382AD. Â
The garment given by Jacob to Joseph in Genesis 37:3, generally known as the ‘coat of many colours’, is the same expression that is used for King David’s daughter Tamar’s garment. the Greek and Latin however translates it as ‘a sleeved tunic’. (2 Samuel 13:18) So many scholars believe that
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The ‘Wicked Bible’ or ‘Adulterous Bible’ was printed in 1632, the word ‘not’ being accidentally left out of the 7th Commandment! It read, “You shall commit adultery” (Exodus 20:14)
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