Examples of using Previous chapter in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Years have passed since the previous chapter.
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Remember the previous chapter about writing?
The results should thenbe used to answer the hypothesis formulated in the previous chapter.
In the previous chapter, we discussed the two kinds of desire, chanda and tanha.
Yosef had already presented this plan in advance to his brothers and his father's household,as we find in the previous chapter.
In the previous chapter, we talked about what WPF is and a little bit about WinForms.
In addition to this difficulty,there are other difficulties with respect to the relationship between our chapter and the previous chapter.
As in the previous chapter, Boaz hands Ruth food at the conclusion of their encounter.
As we know, the description of Lot's welcome of the angels is parallel, in many respects,to the description of their welcome by Avraham in the previous chapter.
In the previous chapter, we have examined how impossible the accidental formation of life is.
Despite the emotional exchange between David andShaul at the end of their second meeting in the previous chapter, David has no illusions about the future.
The previous chapter implied that the people panicked because of the absence of Moses, their leader.
Similarly, we customarily say,‘One elementary particle acts on another', but,as indicated in the previous chapter, each particle is only an abstraction of a relatively invariant form of movement in the whole field of the universe.
In the previous chapter we reiterated the consensus about our notions of hours, days, and seasons.
The only exception to this is with Chapters 8 and 9- Chapter 9 carries directly on from the end of Chapter 8, as the characters search for a new house for Owl,his house having been blown down in the previous chapter.
As we have shown in a previous chapter, Jews who live outside of Israel perceive Jerusalem as a“home.”.
Most of the reported side-effects of creatinehave not been borne out by research(see comments on cramping in the previous chapter) and the biggest danger of creatine use is a slight weight gain of 1-2 kg due to water retention.
In the previous chapter, we discussed at length the Jewish impact on intellectual Rome prior to the[…].
The visitors loved it very much tomb raider Andexplains that it manages to preserve everything that was positive in the previous chapter, while expanding the number of options available to the player, providing a better plot and integrating all of these in a large open world, varied and spectacular in its beauty.
In the previous chapter, we discussed at length the Jewish impact on intellectual Rome prior to the advent of Christianity.
It is interesting that here as well, as in the previous chapter, David yields to repeated pressure, this being another expression of his weakness.
In the previous chapter it has been pointed out that our thought is fragmented, mainly by our taking it for an image or model of‘what the world is'.
Such an approach to language evidentlyfits in with the overall world view discussed in the previous chapter, in which movement is, in effect, taken as a primary notion, while apparently static and separately existent things are seen as relatively invariant states of continuing movement(e.g.,[as in] the example of the vortex)….
As we have seen in the previous chapter, it is neither possible nor advisable for the parents to ignore their personal needs.
The battles described in the previous chapter take place in the territory of Binyamin, and Israel's situation is very serious.
As I finished in the previous chapter, this is just the beginning, let's go ahead and follow the white rabbit, we will see where it takes us.
We have already discussed this question in the previous chapter, 23 so here it only is necessary to say that when baptism is properly carried out then of course it brings some spiritual benefit to believers as well.
Since the state of man(as stated in the previous chapter) is a state of war of all against all, when everyone is governed by his own mind, and there is nothing that he could not use as a means of salvation from enemies, it follows that in this every person has the right to everything, even the life of every other person.