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Terra nullius (/ ˈtɛrə ˈnʌlɪəs /, [1] plural terrae nullius) is a Latin expression meaning "nobody's land". [2] .
Sep 9, 2024 · Since Revelation 21 reads like a factual description of the new heaven and new earth, and since Scripture provides no other explanation, verse 1 most likely means simply what it says: in the new earth there will no longer be any sea.
Terra nullius — meaning land belonging to no-one — was the legal concept used by the British government to justify the settlement of Australia. Focusing on the work of Bruce Pascoe, this theme explores evidence of Indigenous agriculture and settlement in pre-colonial Australia—information that challenges the terra nullius claim. While ...
Jul 14, 2023 · They are known as Terra nullius – a Latin expression meaning "no one's land" – and among them are Bir Tawil between Egypt and Sudan, a few pockets involved on the Croatia–Serbia border, and...
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England had been subject to rigorous agricultural farming and techniques for centuries, and therefore the British attitude held cultivation skills as a hallmark of an established society. They also believed that engaging in agriculture and farming gave property rights to landowners. When the British landed in Australia, they saw a lack of evidence ...
When arriving in Botany Bay, Captain Cook noted a sparsely inhabited land. Coming from the highly dense and populated England (much smaller than the expanse of Australia), Captain Cook wrote in his diary that he viewed the new colony as ‘thinly inhabited.’ Captain Cook and his accompanying botanist, Joseph Banks, also imagined that, due to the pres...
During the 18th century in England, the British people had a recognised and well-known legal system with an established hierarchy of courts. English society had a number of highly influential and powerful leaders and an entrenched system of punishment and authority. Therefore, when the British landed in Australia, the long-established unwritten cus...
What does it mean in Revelation 21:1 when it says, “…and the sea was no more.”? It is symbolic. The "sea" was no more, does not refer to the literal sea, the language in the book of Revelation is symbolic, and in this verse "sea" refers to the masses of wicked mankind who are alienated and opposed to God. The Sea:
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It is commonly understood that the sea being no longer in existence refers to the new earth. Gen 1:10 says, "God called the dry land Earth, and the waters that were gathered together he called Seas. And God saw that it was good." Two things on Gen 1:10:
