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1. www.worshipwarriors.net › teachings › BiblicalColorsBIBLICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF COLOR COMBINATIONS - WORSHIP WARRIORS

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   Darkness/Black (לפרע araphel, Strong's #6205): There are two words in the Hebrew translated as darkness. The most common is the word hhoshekh [str:2822] and means "darkness."

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2. www.bestbiblecommentaries.com › free-downloadsFree Bible Commentary Downloads (PDFs) - Best Bible Commentaries

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   Sep 4, 2024 · Instantly download free bible commentaries to your computer with just a click. Different theological denominational traditions are available. Free verse-by-verse commentary downloads are available below.

3. www.biblenotes.net › BiblenotesBiblenotes The entire Holy Bible is summarized with easy-to ...

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   The key points listed below list the chapters to read in the Bible for each point. The links go back to the summary pages. • First Sin Story (Adam and Eve) Genesis 2, 3 • Noah and his Ark Genesis 6-8 • Tower of Babel (causing differing languages) Genesis 11 • Abraham's Personal Covenant with God Genesis 12,15 & 17

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4. www.bridgeway.org.au › books › BibleCommentaryBridgeway Bible Commentary - Bridgeway Publications

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   Those eight books are now combined into the one-volume Bridgeway Bible Commentary, which is a companion in size, style and format to the Bridgeway Bible Dictionary , an A to Z of biblical information.

5. www.biblestudytools.com › bible-stories › holy-weekHoly Week Timeline: Bible Verses and Meaning - Bible Study Tools

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   • Palm Sunday. On the Sunday before his crucifixion, Jesus started his journey to Jerusalem, understanding that he would be killed there for the sins of mankind.
   • Holy Monday: Jesus at the Temple and the Cursed Fig Tree. The following morning, Jesus returned with his disciples to Jerusalem. Along the way, he cursed a fig tree because it had failed to bear fruit.
   • Holy Tuesday: Jesus Goes to the Mount of Olives. On Tuesday morning, Jesus and his disciples returned to Jerusalem. At the Temple, Jewish religious leaders were enraged at Jesus for establishing himself as a spiritual authority.
   • Holy Wednesday: Judas Betrayed Christ. Although scripture doesn't affirm what the Lord did on Holy Wednesday, theologians consider that after two days in Jerusalem, Jesus and His disciples used this day to rest in Bethany in expectation of Passover.

6. pursuitbible.com › bible-explained-for-beginnersThe Bible Explained for Beginners (Simple Guide & Diagram)

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   The Bible is a big book and can be difficult to understand. It can get complicated when there are differences of opinion about what the Bible says. Through the years, I’ve found that it’s helpful to have the Bible explained with a big-picture overview. We’ll take this approach in this article.

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   Where can I find the Bible account of Holy Monday?

   • The Bible account of Holy Monday is found in Matthew 21:12-22, Mark 11:15-19, Luke 19:45-48, and John 2:13-17. Read the Bible Story of the Cursed Fig Tree Holy Tuesday: Jesus Goes to the Mount of Olives On Tuesday morning, Jesus and his disciples returned to Jerusalem.

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   What is the main message of the Bible?

   • The main message of the Bible is that God wants to restore a broken and hurting world to His original design. God unfolds His plan through people and events in history. The Bible explains how God invites people to become a part of that restoration process through Jesus Christ.

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   How did Solomon create feelings of dissatisfaction and rebellion?

   • Another of Solomon’s policies that created feelings of dissatisfaction and rebellion was that of forced labour (see 12:4). All working men were required to give three months work to the king each year, to provide a year-round workforce of 30,000 men.

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   How did God show acceptance of Solomon's prayer?

   • God demonstrated his acceptance of Solomon’s prayer by sending fire from heaven to burn up the sacrifices (2 Chron 7:1-3). Solomon then prepared to pray for God’s blessing upon the assembled people (54-55). He praised God for his faithfulness to his promises, and asked that God would help his people to obey his law (56-61).

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   How did God direct events according to his preannounced purposes?

   • The long story of Joseph shows how God was directing events according to his preannounced purposes. Being the father’s favourite, Joseph was not popular with his ten older brothers. He was even less popular when he told them about his dreams, which suggested that one day he would have authority over them (37:1-11).

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   Why did Solomon pray at the temple?

   • Because the temple was a place of prayer, Solomon thought of various circumstances when people would go there to pray. He asked that judges, such as himself, would have God’s help in making legal judgments where the evidence was uncertain (31-32; cf. Exod 22:7-12).

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8. www.gotquestions.org › passion-weekWhat is Passion Week / Holy Week? | GotQuestions.org

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   Feb 15, 2023 · Passion Week (also known as Holy Week) is the time from Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday (Resurrection Sunday). Also included within Passion Week are Holy Monday, Holy Tuesday, Spy Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday.