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What meat is traditionally associated with Easter and passover?
Lamb is mostly associated with those two things as it says in revelation in the bible
What group of people are most closely associated with The Bible?
Christians are most closely associated with The Bible. The Bible is considered a sacred text in Christianity, serving as a foundational scripture for Christian beliefs and practices.
What religion is the bible associated with?
Originally, the Jewish people, with the Old Testament. The Christians are also associated with it, but they follow the New Testament
What do Christian statues represent?
Well Christians should not worship statues but mostly people from the Bible.
What does red represent in the Bible?
Mostly Danger. But in Chinese it is associated with happiness and fun.
What is versification is associated with?
Prosody is associated with versification. Versification is the art or practice of creating verses. It is also associated with the subdivision of the books in The Bible.
How many times did Jesus heal people in the bible?
Many, many times; and mostly uncountable, for the Bible record simply says things like, "And he healed them all."
Elihu is associated with what book of the Bible?
Job
Did lucifer steal a book from the kingdom of God?
That is not recorded anywhere in the Bible. There are some off-shoot groups that may believe he did, but it is not recorded in the Holy Bible, which should be what people go to.
How many groups does the Jewish arrangement of the Hebrew Bible have?
It has three main groups.
Has there ever been recorded a complete annihilation of a people like the Nephites in the Book of Mormon?
Yes, in the Bible there are records of the complete annihilation of many groups of people.
Who are the main characters in the book of daniel in the bible?
in the book of Daniel in the bible- the main character is Daniel other people like his 3 friends and the kings could be considered important to but it focuses on groups of people more like the Romans, etc. . .
