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One of the first curious mathematical objects in the Torah is the letter count, showing the 666th letter in the word " seasons ", in the verse of Genesis 1:14 ...which is exactly where we find the first occurrence of the word " signs "....which refers to eclipses of which we would have...

...within the framework of religions and religion history, and of course the Bible Here is a cursory list of the associations found with the color red Seems rather like a running theme, no ?

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mmmhmmmm....yup....same thing

Leviathan is supposed to be a feast for the righteous in the messianic era, as per the last prayer of Sukkot Dinosaur, lol

I hear they love being tickled just make sure they know you

That's the problem with cherry picking verses The very next verse from the OP's, says Joh 17:10 And all mine are thine, and thine are mine; and I am glorified in them. /end thread have a nice day

Seeds of dissent and then maybe a cactus

also The word is traditionally (following LXX) left untranslated (ABC, ACV, AKJ, ASV, BBE, BIB, ESV, GNV, HNV, JPS, K21, KJG, KJR, KJV, NAB, NKJ, NRS, NWT, RSV, RWB, TMB, TNK, UPD, WEB, YLT, LXE, ZIK), but some modern English Bible translations render it as "zodiac" (AMP, CJB, EMP, LEE); others...

Here is your list of Babylonian kings List of kings of Babylon - Wikipedia please show us which one had the sobriquet of " lucifer " Thanks

To be honest, it looks like a bird flew into your window I'm glad you believe, though

Onoma refers to nothing other than the name of Jesus Christ, according to the concordance: 3686 ónoma – name; (figuratively) the manifestation or revelation of someone's character, i.e. as distinguishing them from all others. Thus "praying in the name of Christ" means to pray as directed...

I think it depends on how you are asking If you assume the Strong's listings שמים shamayim {shaw-mah'-yim} dual of an unused singular שמה shameh {shaw-meh'} from an unused root meaning to be lofty; TWOT - 2407a; n m AV - heaven 398, air 21, astrologers + 01895 1; 420 1) heaven, heavens, sky...

There is also the mathematical congruence , along with the linguistic congruence " Uru " being the city determinant in Akkadian writing of Jerusalem " uru " being the flood ( as a word ) and also " seat " as in " throne " But this is merely based on the " New Jerusalem " being a clever...

Well, consider the two statements " He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh " " The Tabernacle will dwell among men " Jesus is " the Tabernacle " who will " dwell among men " ישב yashab {yaw-shab'} a primitive root; TWOT - 922; v AV - dwell 437, inhabitant 221, sit 172, abide 70, inhabit...

You seem to be overlooking onoma :D

Not everything that exists is beneficial for mankind ?

But yet you cannot prove or disprove the existence of God because Jesus Christ could do that and only Jesus Christ It's like hearing a mathematician say that he has proven that the Bible does not have any " divine " secrets revealed by math because of some statistical distribution

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