Tag: names
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Why does Matthew 28:19 say “in the name” and then proceed to give three names?
If written out in full would this verse read “in the name of the Father, and in the name of the Son, and in the name of the Holy Spirit”? Or is there some other reason apart from trimming obviously implied words that the Father, the Son an…
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Are we sure the Sabbath was/is always on a Saturday, and why are there not names of days in the Bible?
If we read the Bible, God’s days start at sunset. God’s months start with a new moon (lunar calendar). The Jews in the O.T. & N.T. followed God’s lunar calendar, based on the new moon. The seventh day, the Sabbath, was never on the sam…
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How were Biblical names (in the past) differentiated from common nouns? [closed]
I am new to this site, so if someone has asked this, please accept it as a newbie move and denigrate not. (lol) Caleb חלב means dog. How did Caleb know he was being called a human name, and not a dog (slur)? Helev חלב means milk. How did H…
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Pope Leo XIV Criticizes Nationalism, Echoes Familiar Calls For Peace Without Naming Names
Pope Leo XIV Criticizes Nationalism, Echoes Familiar Calls For Peace Without Naming Names In a Sunday Mass before tens of thousands in St. Peter’s Square, Pope Leo XIV took aim at the rise of “political nationalisms,” though he avoided naming any co…