Примери за използване на Genesis chapter на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Cain in Genesis chapter 4.
Genesis chapter 9, verse 6.
The Hebrew word for day in Genesis chapter 1 is the word yôm.
Genesis chapter 28, verse 19.
The curse on Cain in Genesis chapter 4 was on Cain himself.
In Genesis chapter 1, God is Elohim, the mighty Creator God.
Why are there two different Creation accounts in Genesis chapters 1-2?
If Genesis chapter 3 didn't happen we wouldn't need Christmas.
Man chose to separate himself from God by disobedience(see Genesis chapter 3).
As recorded in Genesis chapter 2, God created Adam first, and then Eve.
Response to“Why are there two different Creation accounts in Genesis chapters 1-2?”?
However, Genesis chapter 11 records several people living past the age of 120.
God first promised the Messiah after Adam and Eve's fall into sin(Genesis chapter 3).
Genesis chapter 3 records Adam and Eve having a fully intelligent conversation with God.
We need to understand the context of the usage of this word in Genesis chapter 1.*.
In Genesis chapter 2, God is Yahweh, the personal God who created and relates to humanity.
Here is a question for you: Why are there two versions of the creation story in Genesis chapters one and two?
Judge: Is it not true,Mr. Jones, that in Genesis chapter 13 verse 2 the Bible says Abraham was rich with livestock, silver and gold?
One of the passages they give for yom‘s meaning an ordinary day happens to be Genesis chapter 1.
In Genesis chapter 1, for each of the six days of creation, the Hebrew word yom is used with a number and the phrase,“evening and morning'.
How is this possible since God did not confuse the languages until the Tower of Babel in Genesis chapter 11?
This doesn't mean the Genesis chapter one is“wrong,” it just means that its purpose isn't to offer a scientific description of the world.
This simple observation has huge implications for understanding what on earth is happening in Genesis chapter one.
Daniel's verse troubled Missler andEastman because it seemed to indicate that the same phenomenon that occurred in Genesis chapter 6- where non-human species or“non-seed” mingled with human seed and produced Nephilim- would happen again in the end times.
The Qur'an teaches that it was Ishmael whom Abraham almost sacrificed to the Lord,not Isaac(in contradiction to Genesis chapter 22).
All the scriptures around the planet talk about serpent beings(or in the case of Judeo-Christian scriptures like Genesis chapter 3 and Revelation chapter 12, serpent beings possessed by'demons' or through which demons are able to or allowed to'incarnate'.- Branton) What do you think.
While this is a possible explanation,the Bible nowhere specifically limits the long lifespans to the individuals mentioned in Genesis chapter 5.
In addition to such scientific deduction,another reason I believe this story is suspicious is because of what Nimrod did immediately following Genesis chapter 10.
The Noahic Covenant was an unconditional covenant between God and Noah(specifically) and humanity(generally). After the Flood,God promised humanity that He would never again destroy all life on earth with a Flood(see Genesis chapter 9).