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History of the Word. Saturday, April 9, 2011. A New "Ancient" Text. It seems that the wonderful world of science has been hard at work in making history; 10,000 year old history to be exact. There has been a finding of an ancient piece of pottery. Which is believed to be from the historical town called Neta'im. Mentioned in the Holy Bible in 1st Chronicles 4:23. It is widely accepted by scholars who study both the Dead Sea Scrolls (At Qumran) and the equally ancient Nash Papyrus, believe that papyrus.

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History of the Word. Saturday, April 9, 2011. A New "Ancient" Text. It seems that the wonderful world of science has been hard at work in making history; 10,000 year old history to be exact. There has been a finding of an ancient piece of pottery. Which is believed to be from the historical town called Neta'im. Mentioned in the Holy Bible in 1st Chronicles 4:23. It is widely accepted by scholars who study both the Dead Sea Scrolls (At Qumran) and the equally ancient Nash Papyrus, believe that papyrus.

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History of the Word. Saturday, April 9, 2011. A New "Ancient" Text. It seems that the wonderful world of science has been hard at work in making history; 10,000 year old history to be exact. There has been a finding of an ancient piece of pottery. Which is believed to be from the historical town called Neta'im. Mentioned in the Holy Bible in 1st Chronicles 4:23. It is widely accepted by scholars who study both the Dead Sea Scrolls (At Qumran) and the equally ancient Nash Papyrus, believe that papyrus.

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History of the Word: What's in a Canon?

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History of the Word. Saturday, March 12, 2011. What's in a Canon? What is in a canon. The best definition for canon, as I am using it, is " an authoritative list of books accepted as Holy Scripture. There are many different "authorities" who dictate what canon is accurate and which ones are not. In this look of the "History of the Word," I want to share with you how it is that world religions based on Abraham chose their Holy Books. What today is observed as the Holy Bible. These are the words of Psalm 2...

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History of the Word: Moses and the Israelites

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History of the Word. Saturday, March 19, 2011. Moses and the Israelites. It would be foolish of me to continue talking about the origins and history of the Word, without giving an honorable mention to the first man to receive the written Word from God Himself. Let's talk about Moses. He was the son of a Levite (the people chosen to be priests by God) woman, given up to the river to be found by Pharaohs daughter and raised by her Hebrew maidservant. Historically the man Moses, or Moshe Rabbenu. Would have...

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History of the Word: A New "Ancient" Text

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History of the Word. Saturday, April 9, 2011. A New "Ancient" Text. It seems that the wonderful world of science has been hard at work in making history; 10,000 year old history to be exact. There has been a finding of an ancient piece of pottery. Which is believed to be from the historical town called Neta'im. Mentioned in the Holy Bible in 1st Chronicles 4:23. It is widely accepted by scholars who study both the Dead Sea Scrolls (At Qumran) and the equally ancient Nash Papyrus, believe that papyrus.

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History of the Word: The Oldest Biblical Scriptures

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History of the Word. Wednesday, March 2, 2011. The Oldest Biblical Scriptures. Is a very complex entity. It is almost as if it were a living breathing evolution of a teaching passed down from ancient times that is still relevant to many people in this modern age. Before it was ever written, it was transmitted. These scriptures date to around 150 B.C.E to 70 C.E (within 40 years of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ). The only scrolls believed to be older are the Nash Papyrus. Holy Bible. That knowledge...

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