~5 min.The Tabrenacle
towardthemark.org · ... Because of its height, 5 cubits or some 9 feet, no one can see over it. The ... acacia wood. Every board was 10 cubits high (15 feet) and 1 1/2 cubits wide ( ...
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~11 min.John Nelson Darby: Defender of the Faith
inthebeloved.org · ... transmitted from the original autographs.9 If the world itself were to ... our sins according to the scriptures' . .."15. Resurrection of Christ. For Darby, " ...
~34 min.The Prophet Joel
biblecentre.org · ... well as in the closing chapter. Amos witnesses to it in chapters 1:2, 6:3, 9:2, 15. Obadiah, who lived about the same time as Joel, speaks of the day in verse ...
~6 min.Emblems and Types of the Holy Spirit
biblecentre.org · ... 1. Cor. 3:16; 12:6). 9. Cloven ... Jn. 14:16,18,26; 15:26; 16:7). 15. The ...
~12 min.'Never man spake like this man!'
biblecentre.org · ... incident of the 5000 being fed (from 9:10). The disciples' advice was: 'send ... the chief of the devils' (v. 15). The challenge was that others, 'tempting ...
~16 min.Vanity of Vanities; All is Vanity
biblecentre.org · ... a worm at the root of the tree of pleasure (Chap. 2:15; 3:19-20; 5:15; 6:6; 9:3). It mars pleasure, it chills enjoyment, for it cuts off man just when he would ...
~6 min.Judgment in the Life of a Believer and the Assembly
biblecentre.org · ... be rewarded there (2. Cor. 5:10; 1. Cor. 3:13). 9. We have to give account ... part of the church (Rev. 19:8). 15. Each one has to ...
~9 min.Enoch, the Seventh from Adam
biblecentre.org · ... and the average life of the nine antediluvian patriarchs excepting himself was well over ... him - as stated in verse 15 of the chapter. He affirmed that ...
~6 min.Conversion To God
biblecentre.org · ... to this important subject. In chapter 9 we have Luke's historical account of this ... of God in it all (verses 15,16). Phil. 3 is a fifth account, ...
~12 min.The Spirit of Man
biblecentre.org · ... which he sought it (2 Chron. i. 9, 10). It is compared with that of ... and once " life," wrongly, in Rev. xiii. 15, where it ought to be rather "breath." ...