Greetings to the textual criticism community? I am currently analyzing the morphology and surface structure of the uncial fragment of the Gospel of John 1:6-8 in the Codex Sinaiticus, and I have encountered an unusual graphic symmetry break in
kings - How can all be reigning in Revelation 22:5? - Biblical . . . I do not claim special knowledge about how this book is to be interpreted, but I think the text can be discerned fairly clearly as regards these questions: Revelation 3 20 Behold, I stand at the door and knock; if anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and will dine with him, and he with Me 21 The one who overcomes, I will grant to him to sit with Me on My throne, as
NeverThirsty Paul Arrested And Then Speaks Acts 21-22 Paul Is Taken To Caesarea Acts 25:23-35 During Herod's Reign Paul Speaks To Felix Acts 24:24-27 Paul Before King Agrippa Acts 26:1-29
Is Potiphar the Same Person as Listed Later in Genesis 40? I believe there is a good case that the Potiphar (Gen 37:36, 39:1) who bought Joseph at the slave market is very likely the same man who was the king's jailer for a series of reasons: Gen 39:1 is described as "one of Pharaoh’s officials, the captain of the guard" This is a VERY senior person in Pharoah's court, of wealth and influence It is quite likely that such a person had the
spirit - Does God being in all include the wicked, or only the . . . In Ephesians 4:6 (and Colossians 3:11) does God being "through all and in all" include the wicked, or only the righteous? No Note the context of both quotes: In Ephesians, the thought begins with "There is one body and one Spirit one Lord, one faith, one baptism " The statement about God being "through all and in all" refers to the church, not the world or the cosmos The same applies to
Looking Real Good - NeverThirsty Looking Spiritually Alive The church in the city of Sardis was phony too! It looked like a spiritual power house The church looked spiritually healthy to the other churches in Asia Minor It had a reputation of being alive The pastor may have been a strong Bible teacher The church may have had great home Bible studies, a wonderful children’s Sunday School, or even a large outreach