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Jomegat: alphabetize, add continent for Hare

2021-10-29T02:52:03Z

alphabetize, add continent for Hare

Jomegat at 02:49, 29 October 2021

2021-10-29T02:49:39Z

Jomegat: have->having

2021-05-15T22:29:17Z

have->having

73.196.17.65 at 00:49, 5 November 2016

2016-11-05T00:49:56Z

W126jep: Marked this version for translation

2015-04-19T18:22:18Z

Marked this version for translation

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W126jep: + translate tags

2015-04-19T18:21:52Z

+ translate tags

JadeDragon at 03:47, 25 November 2014

2014-11-25T03:47:00Z

JadeDragon: /* */

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JadeDragon: /* Wilderness Explorer 150px */

2014-11-06T10:10:22Z

Wilderness Explorer 150px

JadeDragon: /* Dictionary Entries */

2014-11-03T02:10:14Z

Dictionary Entries

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 Here are a few names to get you started.
 *William Branson - Africa
 *John Burden - Australia
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 *O.E. Davis - North and South America (British Columbia, Guyana)
 *Leo & Jessie Halliwell - South America (Brazil)
 *Harry Miller - Asia (China)
 *Ferdinand & Ana Stahl - South America

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 Here are a few names to get you started.
 *William Branson - Africa
 *John Burden - Australia

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-Knowing this, it is easy to figure out the basic use of a concordance.  Simply look up the word you are interested in, and then see where it appears in the Bible.  Most concordances will also supply a little context - that is, the phrase in which the word appears.  This is very useful and will help you find a passage that relates to your research without have to look up the reference in the Bible.
+Knowing this, it is easy to figure out the basic use of a concordance.  Simply look up the word you are interested in, and then see where it appears in the Bible.  Most concordances will also supply a little context - that is, the phrase in which the word appears.  This is very useful and will help you find a passage that relates to your research without having to look up the reference in the Bible.
 ===Dictionary Entries=== <!--T:3-->

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 The later chapters of Acts recount Paul's missionary journeys and the founding of many churches in diverse areas of the Roman Empire.
-==Compare Acts Church to the Adventist Church== <!--T:37-->
+==Compare Acts Church to the Missionary Expansion of the Seventh-day Adventist Church up to 1950== <!--T:37-->
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 ==References==
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 <!--Role-play the experience of a person of the New Testament Church in the book of Acts.-->
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-These requirements are as listed above on this page.
+{{:Investiture Achievement/above}}
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 Some concordances also incorporate an original language dictionary, defining all of the words as they appear in the original manuscripts (in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek).  Further, each entry in this dictionary is numbered, and the number appears in the main section of the concordance.
-To understand how useful this is, consider the Greek words ''χρηστος'' (chrestos) and ''γενος'' (genos).  The first word means, "generous, considerate, or kind" and the second means "type, category, or kind."  Both appear under the word "kind" in the concordance, which makes for some extra work on the part of the Bible student.
+To understand how useful this is, consider the Greek words ''χρηστος'' (chrestos) and ''γενος'' (genos).  The first word means, "generous, considerate, or kind" and the second means "type, category, or kind."  Both appear under the word "kind" in the concordance but the dictionary number gives some extra valuable information to the Bible student.
-Thus, if we were interested in the word "kind," as in "generous" rather than "kind" as in "type" it's easy to tell them apart by looking at the dictionary number.  From Strong's we have this:
+If we were interested in the word "kind," as in "generous" rather than "kind" as in "type" it's easy to tell them apart by looking at the dictionary number.  From Strong's we have this:
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 In each case, ''k'' is substituted for ''kind'' to make the entries a little shorter.
-It's easier to find the "generous kind" by looking in the number column than by reading the context of each verse.  5543 is ''χρηστος'' (chrestos) and 1085 is ''γενος'' (genos).  We can quickly eliminate the "type kind" from our search and concentrate on the "generous kind."
+It's easier to find the "generous kind" by looking in the number column than by reading the context of each verse.  5543 is ''χρηστος'' (chrestos) and 1085 is ''γενος'' (genos).  We can quickly eliminate the "type kind" from our search and concentrate on the "generous kind."  You can also easily see all the texts that use the same Greek, Hebrew or Aramaic word in the Bible, allowing an easy word study.
 ===Now use it!===