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How many times does the Bible tell us not to be afraid?
There are about 103 places in the Bible where the phrase "Fear not" is used. The number of those places changes with different translations.
Is Courtney a name used in the Bible?
Sadly no. Many names are in the bible, but not Courtney.
Where is The Bible used?
In church, religion and philosophy courses, English classes, and many other places.
How many times is the name Jehova used in the bible?
6823 times, in the Jewish bible (Tanakh).
How many times is the word Jehovah used in the esv bible?
The name Jehovah is not used in the English Standard Version of the Bible.
How many times is Nebuchadnezzar mentioned in the Bible?
The name Nebuchanezzar is used 91 times in the NKJ Bible
Was the name Audrey in the bible and where to find it?
The name Audrey does not exist in the Bible. There are many searchable online Bibles, including many different translations. Google will get you there.
Name the places in the bible where the word nation is used?
Go on line and access Strongs Exhaustive Concordance and look it up and you will find them all....
How many times does the name David appear in the Bible?
Approximately 1138 times, however the name is used in referance to many Davids
How many times is a street name used in the bible?
Only once in Acts 9:11
Setting for hogwarts?
it is filmed in many places, if you look up where is hogwarts filmed? on google you will find many of the places they filmed in and what they used these places for. Castle name : Alnwick Castle
How many times is THE NAME Jehovah mentioned in the Bible?
The name Jehovah is in the oldest manuscripts and scrolls of the Bible oer 7000 times. In fact, it appears more than any other name in the Bible. However, sadly, most modern translations have take out the name, and replaced it with the titles LORD and GOD. They capitalized the word "LORD" and "GOD" wherever the original text used the name Jehovah. Some translations have left the name in a few places. It appears 4 times in the old King James Bible, but the new King James edition has completely removed the name. The American Standard Version has it throughout the old testiment. There are other translations that have the name in a few select places. The New World Translation uses the devine name of Jehovah throughout wherever it originally appeared.
