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DEFINITION OF THE DAY (DEAD SEA)

August 20, 2021Uncategorized1, 10 miles wide, 10 to 15 feet deep, 1300 feet deep, 24 hours, 50 miles long, aridity, below sea level, bible definition, biblical, biblical definition, biblical writers, body of water, border, can't sink, Canaan, Christ, Dead Sea, Dead Sea Scrolls, definition, definition of the day, definitions, Eastern Sea, empty, english, evaporation, fifty miles long, fish, geographical, God, God the Father, God the Son, heat, high salt content, Inland lake, jesus, Jesus Christ, Jordan River, Jordan Valley, land, law of God, less salty pools, location, locations, marine life, Matthew, new testament, one thousand and three hundred feet deep, salt sea, salty pools, Sea of the Plain, shallow, six million tons of water, southeastern, ten miles wide, ten to fifteen feet deep, vegetation, water, writersabarkley8

Inland lake at the end of the Jordan Valley on the southeastern border of Canaan with no outlets for water it receives; known as Salt Sea, Sea of the Plain, and Eastern Sea. Its current English name was applied to it through writings after A.D. 100. It is about 50 miles long and 10 miles wide at its widest point. The surface of the sea is 1,292 feet below the level of the Mediterranean Sea. At its deepest point the lake is 1,300 feet deep. At its most shallow, it is only 10 to 15 feet deep.

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SIGNS AND SYMBOLS OF THE BIBLE (FOUR/4)

June 26, 2021Uncategorized4, Angel, apocalyptic prophecies, bible signs and symbols, bronze, Christ, clarity, completeness, Cover, cry, cubits, Daniel, Exdous, Ezekiel, Faith, food, four, four Gospels, geographical, glory, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, Gospels, here I am, homeless, horizontal, hungry, Isaiah, jesus, Jesus Christ, Jewel, loosen, Lord, Luke, Matthew, naked, New Jerusalem, new testament, NIV, Old Testament, picture, prophet, revelation, seek, Sin, sinned, sinner, symbolic, wickedness, world, worship tent, yoke, Zacchaeusabarkley8

The number four and groups of four connect with our sense of place in the horizontal world. Everything around us is in one of four directions: east, west, north, or south. In the worldview of the Old Testament, complete descriptions were often developed in sets of four. When the tax collector Zacchaeus expressed his practical faith in Jesus, he included a promise to “pay four times as much as I owe to those I have cheated in any way” (Luke 19:8). Jesus accepted that commitment as a sign of genuine repentance, symbolic of completeness. And there are four Gospels, a complete picture of the life of Christ.

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