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  • david puline

    The verbs, the prepositions, and the essence of the word does have meaning. This is what I look for in my personal bible study.
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  • Penelope (Penny) D. Wenman

    ... it's takes the Old Root origin to straighten out the wayward Vines ... how language can lead astray ... & create outliers of belief that are far removed from the Old Root of Israel ; from the original context... to stay true to form, is to be intimate with Hebrew Israel origins ... this is beyond a doubt ... a 'mind alignment' is necessary to straighten out the path to liberty in & through immersion in the righteousness of the Word .... not wrongteousness of superficial opinion put forth by those of no healthy Intellectual Humility ... to get it right (write), is to get it Real ...
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  • Krzysztof Troszczynski

    Wow! It's amazing to think that home, economy, stewardship and (one of the most important of Jesus' teaching) parable of talents, would be linked to the Shema's mo'ev - to love your God with all we have (resources).
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  • Thandu

    Hi Dr. Gruber. Just in brief, what is dispensationalism?
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  • King David ben Joseph

    Could you imagine 1 Kings 3:16 an allegory? The southern kingdom, accidentally killing her Moshiach, and the northern receiving her king in Ezekiel-37? Could the child's feet have had a sword between them? Inverted? Zayin between two gimels? Prophetically pointing to Mathew 19:12 indicating Mathew 19:28? A faithful Priest- 1Sam.2:35?
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