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Explain the significance of the seaport Azov and why was it a disappointment to peter?
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Why was St. Petersburg built?
Peter the Great wanted a city on a seaport that would make it easier to travel west
Why was Peter lalor significance?
He was the leader of the miners and he was totes cool
Was St. Petersburg established in 1703 by Peter the Great as the capital of the Russian Empire?
Yes, Czar Peter the Great established St. Petersburg as the capital of his empire in 1703. He wanted a capital city that could also be a seaport.
St. petersburg was established in 1703 by peter the great as the capital of the Russian empire?
Yes, Czar Peter the Great established St. Petersburg as the capital of his empire in 1703. He wanted a capital city that could also be a seaport.
What has the author Peter A Murray written?
Peter A. Murray has written: 'The anatomy and adaptive significance of cheek pouches (Bursae buccales) in the Cercopithecinae, Cercopithecoidea'
What has the author Christopher Peter Hillcox written?
Christopher Peter Hillcox has written: 'Glacier fluctuations at Kackar Dag in the Pontic Mountains, Turkey, and their palaeoclimatic significance'
What Russian Czar expanded his nation by building a seaport and naming after himself?
Peter the Great. He captured the Swedish fortress at the head of the Neva river in 1703, that land would eventually become Saint Petersburg.
Did they make a third Peter Pan return to neverland?
No. But there are 5 versions of Peter Pan that I've heard of. There are only 2 Peter Pan Disney movies. You could always read Peter Pan fanfictions, stories written by fans. I'm writing one right now, you should try to write one yourself. It's fun and you decide what happens (= no disappointment's)
Explain the significance of Peter throughout Jesus’ ministry and in the development of the early Church?
The Apostle Peter depicted several things in the Ministry of Jesus. He showed how close one can be with God. He was one of the closest to Jesus was free to express himself, ask or answer questions. Through his responses to Jesus we learnt with faith we can walk on water. He did when Jesus asked him to come to him on water but began to drown when he took his attention off Jesus. The significance of this is that our faith should be stable. Through Peter we see that God can speak through a man and the devil can too. If we are yielded to God, we hear his voice, if we are to the devil, same happens. When Jesus asked His disciples who people said He was, Peter answered correctly and Jesus said God revealed it to him, so Peter heard from God. When Peter reprimanded Jesus when He spoke about His death, Jesus rebuked Satan yet he was talking to Peter, so Peter yielded himself to the devel at that time. It was through Peter the early Church got to know that the Gentiles also were included in God's salvation plan.
What is the movie where Peter Pan comes out from Disney?
The question is unclear.You're going to have to explain what "Peter Pan comes out from Disney" means before your question can be answered.
How did Peter explain the behavior of the 120 persons in the upper room on the day of Pentecost?
Peter explained that they were not drunk, but filled with the Holy Spirit as predicted by the prophet Joel.
What has the author Ulrich Peter Riller written?
Ulrich Peter Riller has written: 'Tectonometamorphic episodes affecting the southern footwall of the Sudbury Basin and their significance for the origin of the Sudbury Igneous Complex, Central Ontario, Canada'
