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A LITTLE KNOWN FACT ABOUT (GOMER)

August 10, 2021Uncategorized3 children, army, born, children, Christ, death, die, died, family, flesh-dramatic, God, God the Father, God the Son, gods, Gomer, Hosea, Israel, Jezreel, lo-ammi, Lo-ruhamah, married, Matthew, name, Old Testament, pagan god, pagan gods, prostitute, symbolic, three children, worship, worshipingabarkley8

Go and marry a prostitute, so some of her children will be born to your from other men” (Hosea 1:2).

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DEFINITION OF THE DAY (LUCIFER)

May 11, 2021Uncategorizedbible definition, bible dictionary, definition, definition of the day, definitions, ground, Hebrew term, Isaiah, King, King of babylon, KJV, latin, Lucifer, NASB, NIV, pagan god, weaken nationabarkley8

Latin translation (followed by the KJV) of the Hebrews word for “day star” in Isa 14:12, where the word is used as a title for the king of Babylon, who had exalted himself as a god. The

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BIBLE CUSTOMS & CURIOSITIES (HELPLESS PAGAN GODS)

February 23, 20211 corinthians, 2 Corinthians, bible customs, bible customs and curiosities, bible studies, bible study, bible times, Christ, Christian, christian studies, Christian study, christianity, Church, curiosities, customs, death, Faith, Forgivness, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, Holy Bible, jesus, Jesus Christ, King James Holy Bible, Lord, new testament, NIV, Old Testament, the church, theology, Uncategorizedall-powerful, art, arts, assyrian, babylonians, beast, bel, boweth, burden, city, city of babylon, devil, evil, helpless pagan gods, Horses, idol, idols, Isaiah, jeremiah, King Nebuchadnezzar, KJV, marduk, Merodach, Nebo, NIV, other gods, oxen, pagan god, power, powerful, Satan, science, weak, wisdom, worship, YaHWeHabarkley8

One of Isaiah’s favorite themes was that the pagan gods of his time were powerless, while Yahweh, the supreme God of the Israelites, was all-powerful. Here the prophet portrayed two gods of the Assyrians and Babylonians as so weak and helpless that they had to be carried around by oxen and horses.

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