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  • Deuteronomy 33:3 / John 10:28

    Anonymous

    Funny how people argue about passages like John 10:28 and it turns out it doesn't mean what anyone thought it meant.

  • Genesis 38:17 / Genesis 44:32

    Tawanie McLane

    I am confused with Genesis 38:1 and Genesis 44:14. The first states Judah departed from his brothers and went to Canaan and made a life for himself. In Genesis 44, Judah is back with his brothers being security for his younger brother Benjamin. When did he forsake his previous lifestyle and retur ...

  • LXX Psalms 111:9 / 2 Corinthians 9:9

    George S.Martinez

    Giving is of God's image and his likeness, nobody can out give the LORD but it is a privilege to give cheerfully what we are able whenever we can!

  • 1 Enoch 8:1 / Legends of the Jews 3

    Boltzsi

    It's just an argument of Canon. Enoch is Biblical, just not included due to questions of sourcing or tracing where the text exactly was handed down. Maybe it doesn't help that the exact understanding and the translation could be inaccurate as the original manuscripts in ancient Hebrew aren't known? ...

  • Isaiah 30:26 / Judges 5:31

    Rachim

    Weak parallel. Isaiah is about future changes in Nature, while Judges praises the loyalists of Jehovah. They metaphorically glow.

  • Job 1:9 / Jubilees 17:16

    Diane Wayne

    The Lord knew this book was written for posterity and He wanted us to know the value of being tested. We often dislike going through our sufferings, and the tests of Abraham and Job encourage us to be obedient to God's word and let's us know it is possible and beneficial to pass the test.

  • Genesis 1:26 / Samaritan Genesis 1:26

    Lee

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  • Psalm 37:11 / 1 Enoch 5:7

    Nita kicinski

    This is great help Pursuing the word of God for full understanding. Thank you for helps

  • 1QS 3:7 / Mark 1:4

    joe

    Could Acts 2:38-39 also be connected to this as it deals with a washing ritual that signfies sin-forgiveness/entrance into the community?

  • Ezekiel 36:27 / Jeremiah 31:33

    Kenneth Kraft

    The verses spoken of in Ezekiel credit this new ability to follow God's instructions... to the work of GOD'S SPIRIT interacting with regenerate man's new spirit. This is all the work of a gracious and holy God and is echoed in the writings of Jesus and his disciples and Apostles. This is so encourag ...

  • LXX Psalm 108:21 / Matthew 7:21

    joe

    Jason Staples has an article on his topic too where he claims that his is Jesus applying the Divine Name (YHWH) to himself. Might be worth checking out

  • Menander, Thais 218 / 1 Corinthians 15:33

    Matt

    For Rex: why would you claim that the line quoted from Menander (which was also an earlier line from Euripides, btw), is not inspired (by God)? On any account of biblical inspiration that applies them to the books of the Bible, this is a line in a book of the Bible, presumably written down (and tran ...

  • 1 Enoch 7:2 / Tertullian, Apology 22

    Madge

    They did not sin with birds but against birds. What this means is that they ate the flesh and drank the blood of birds which was against the law.

  • Amos 9:12 / LXX Amos 9:12

    Jeffrey Feinberg

    Key Hebrew words in the underlying text used by the translators of the Septuagint unlock this mystery. Yarash/Darash, EdomAdam. Inherit/Seek, Adam=humankind/Edom. The MT (received Hebrew text): Will [Israel] “inherit Edom” (and circumcise Edomites, cf. King Herod, the Edomite/Idumean), or LXX [proto ...

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