8 april 2020
King James version (en)
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If ye abide in me, and my words abide in you, ye shall ask what ye will, and it shall be done unto you.
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Of course, the Bible doesn’t say anything directly about abortion, since antiquity’s medicine was not aware of this operation. Nevertheless, the position of the Bible on this issue can be brought to light clearly enough...
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Why such a difference in the Jewish and Greek chronologies ? How to explain that in the beginning God creates people and gives them the commandment of reproduction (what they did not do while in Paradise), and then in the chapter 2 He creates the woman? Does it mean then that the second chapter doubles the first?
For a long time biblical texts existed in the form of separate fragments, and only then were collected in single rolls (and after into book). More, compilers often inserted in the the... 
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