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The Apocrypha
The Bible which I use contains 66 books. These books can be divided into 39 Old Testament books and 27 New Testament books. The Bible that Catholics use contains 73 books. These books can be divided into 46 Old Testament … Continue reading →
Posted in Apologetics, Bible History, Catholic, Evidence, God`s word, Old Testament/New Testament
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Tagged 1 Maccabees 14:32-41, 1 Maccabees 4:43-46, 1 Maccabees 9:27, 2 esdras, 2 macabbees 12:43-45, able to zacharias, additions to Daniel, additions to esther, apocrypha, apocrypha denies inspiration, bel and the dragon, book od Wisdom of solomon, book of 1 Maccabees, book of 2 Macabees, book of baruch, book of eccesiasticus, book of judith, book of sirach, book of tobit, book of Wisdom, canon, catholic bible, commending murder of men at shechem, council of trent, deutro-canonical books, doctrinal errors in apocrypha, fredric kenyon, geisler and nix, giving for dead, how many bible books?, inspiration, inter-testament, Jesus on canon, josephus on canon, Judith 9:2-9, missing books?, neil lightfoot, old testament timeline, old testament/new testament, pray for dead, prophetic silence, sacrifice for dead, septuagint and apocrypha, susanna, terry hightower, the letter of Jeremiah, the prayer of azariah, the song of the three young men, three fold division of old testament, till artaxerxes, two fold division of old testament
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Fifteen Periods of Bible History
It is not uncommon for Bible readers to get confused over the Biblical time-line. How close in time were certain events? Were these personalities contemporary? How long before Christ was that? The Bible can be outlined in fifteen periods of … Continue reading →
Posted in Bible History, Bible Study, Old Testament/New Testament
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Tagged 1 Kings 6:1 cf. Acts 13:21 cf. 2 Samuel 5:4-5 cf. 1 Kings 2:11 cf. 1 Kings 11:42 cf. 2 Chronicles 9:30, 10 cf. Deuteronomy 2:14, 17; Genesis 46:9; Galatians 3:16-17; 1 Kings 6:1, 25:26 cf. 47:8-9, 430 years or 400 years or 215 years, a.d., a.m., after the flood, andy kiser, anno domini, anno mundi, antediluvian, b.c., babylon, bad kings, before Christ, before flood, Bible History, captivity restoration, chronology, chronology of n.t. books, church, conquest, divided kingdom, division of greece, don simpson, egyptian, fifteen periods, Genesis 11, Genesis 12:4 cf. 21:5 cf, Genesis 12:4; Genesis 21:5 cf. 17:1, Genesis 5, good kings, greece, herods, how long was period of judges, how long were children of israel in egypt, immanuel, inter-testament, Joshua 11:23 cf. 14:7, judah alone, judges, kings of israel, kings of judah, maccabees, passovers in Jesus ministry, patriarchal, pauls missionary journeys, persia, pharisees, postdiluvian, prophetic silence, prophets to israel, prophets to judah, prophets to others, Revelation 17:10-12, rome, roy deaver, sadducees, three carrying aways, three returns, timeline, united kingdom, wilderness wanderings
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