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What was the most important book in the colonial homes?
The Bible was the most important. In many homes it was used as part of the education of children.
Were children important to William Blake?
They were important to him because he used them in his poems. some people thought another way of using children.
What story books did pilgrim children read?
They didn't. The Bible was used by the family for the children.
Is dad ever used in the Bible?
No as it is a more recent informal term used primarily by children for 'father.' The Bible uses Father.
How to teach children that they can be used by God.?
There are various ways to teach children that they can be used by God. The best method is using examples of children who were used by God in the bible like Samuel.
What does fruit represent in the bible?
The word fruit is used symbolically as the word of the Lord. It can also be used in the term "Fruit of thy loins" i.e children. It is also used 250 times in the KJV of the bible.
How many times in the King James Bible is the word children used?
1,524 times.
A fact proved by its presence in the Bible?
The Bible is not being used in the scientific method. It is an important historical document however.
How did the puritans punish disobedient children?
Puritans spanked their children and proved that this is the correct method by using the bible. i think they used references from proverbs
What are the synonyms for love used in the Bible?
The synonyms for love used in the bible is compassion. In some instances grace of God is also used in terms of love.
Does the word children used in the bible means one or more?
The word "children" is the plural form of the word "child" in all English usage.In the King James version of the Hebrew Scriptures, "children" is often used to mean "descendants," or "people" as in "the children of Israel."
What are eight of the names used in the Bible or church to refer to the Holy Bible?
Bible, Scripture, Word, Letter, Message. There are some of the ones I have heard.
