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Which part of Italy is the progressive part with apost industrial economy?
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Do you think the american's should apost the constitution?
I am curious as to what you believe apost means!
What is the compound word for apost on which the flag is hung on?
The word is flagpole.
Where can you locate tan seat belt for front passenger bucket seat for 1997 Suburban?
Search on eBay........be sure to check completed auctions for unsold items and place apost in "want it now". If you see other parts off of your vehicle listed, email the seller to ask if they have what you need................
Would have to start over as a police officer in the state of Alabama if have been a police officer the detroit Michigan?
Depending on the agency you are applying with, you may or may not have to start over. When you say "start over" I am assuming go through the academy again. Some departments will sponsor you through an APOST transition course, usually 40-hours, and some might make you go through the whole academy all over again.
What is the definition of the word special property?
I really can't answer it!i thout you would know.cuz it is called answers.com,so this website is apost to have the answer to all of the answers some one on this website ask you.and don't get mad at me cuz im just saying what i feel inside of me rigt now,and I'm pretty sure that your mother told you to always tell someone how yoy really fell about something or someone!well it was nice talking to you:)love,joslyn.
What is the definition of the word specialized?
I really can't answer it!i thout you would know.cuz it is called answers.com,so this website is apost to have the answer to all of the answers some one on this website ask you.and don't get mad at me cuz im just saying what i feel inside of me rigt now,and I'm pretty sure that your mother told you to always tell someone how yoy really fell about something or someone!well it was nice talking to you:)love,joslyn.
How do you get groundon on Pokemon sapphire?
You have to trade it from Pokemon ruby or emerald and I didn't know that because I read it somewhere... And yes this is a answer but I'm going to also ask a question not just a answer ok. The question is in the sapphire game I try to catch a latias but how am I apost to get it if it keeps on changing where it is? And in the sapphire game I beat the elite four and I do have a wobbufet with the shadow tag but it's weak! And I've went to like EVERWHERE! On Google to get answers but people that read right now I've did EVERTHING! To get answers but nun of them work! Ok so PLEASE! PLEASE! Give me the easiest answer to get latias PLEASE! But I'm just almost 10 years old.
Who would win in a fight ezio or altair?
Altair all the way, Altair was trained since birth and his father and so on where assassin's as well, so it runs through his blood, Ezio didn't start when he was 17 he just put on the Assassin Robes when he was 17 he didn't start til he was at least 20 when he left ference, and he didn't become a master Assassin til her was 30 Altair was a master assassin before AC1 even happened and the difference is Altair lived to age 95 without Ezio's "doctors" Ezio lived til age 65, and all the gadgets Ezio has Altair invented after finding the apple of eden. and during AC1 Altair wasn't apost to get touched once, Ezio got harmed in almost every mission. so if Ezio is so skilled when he is 40 in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood.. i can only imagine what Altair would of been like even after he invented "the double blades, the gun, posion. And Ezio started as a nobleman he has feelings and will show mercy, Altair was trained to kill. if he has to kill someone he'ill damn right do it without a care.
Did Jesus Christ or his companions do anything for Africa?
The scriptures do not mention any work being done in Africa. Paul was the great travelling missionary, his journyings taking him as far as Rome. Let it not be said that the great continent of Africa has been neglected by the Christian church, as many thousands of missionaries have preached the gospel there in these latter days.Another Answer:Secular history, particularly that of the Greeks records Simon the Zealot going to Northern Africa. Simon "directed his journey toward Egypt, then to Cyrene, and Africa ... and throughout Mauritania and all Libya, preaching the gospel.... Nor could the coldness of the climate benumb his zeal, or hinder him from whipping himself and the Christian doctrine over to the WESTERN Islands, yea, even to Britain itself. Here he preached and wrought many miracles...." Nicephorus and Dorotheus both wrote, "that he went at last into BRITAIN, and ... was crucified ... and buried there" (p. 203 of Cave's "Antiq. Apost.").We must remember the command Jesus gave to His Apostles when He first sent them out. All but Paul were forbidden to go to the Gentiles but rather to the 'lost House of Israel:Matthew 10:5-6New King James Version (NKJV) Sending Out the Twelve5 These twelve Jesus sent out and commanded them, saying: "Do not go into the way of the Gentiles, and do not enter a city of the Samaritans. 6 But go rather to the lost sheep of the house of Israel. So by simple reasoning then, if an Apostle visited Northern Africa which included the 'Barbary Coast and Numidia along with Egypt, Mauritania and Libya, one may conclude that some of the dispersed Northern Kingdom of 721 BC escaped to this region. A medieval historian Geoffrey of Monmouth records a battle of an African King Gormund against the Saxons in Ireland. Some assume this vast invasion was of Negroes or Arabs, but the 'Universal History (1748-Vol. xviii, p. 194), were Nordics who came from where Simon had preached - Mauritania and North Africa - descendants of the Lost Tribes of Israel.
How much of Britain had Christianity reached in AD 300?
The North African theologian, Tertullian, writing ca. AD 200, said that the living places of Britons (one of the tribes inhabiting Britain) were "subjugated to Christ," even though these places were inaccessible to the Romans. It suggests that Christianity was known throughout Britain, but there is hyperbole here. It would have sufficient for there to be a few Christians here and there amongst the Britons, and that seems quite likely.Archaeological evidence suggests Christian communities were established in southern Britain and as far north as modern Lincolnshire around AD 300.Additional Answer:There are writings from the Greeks that have the Apostles going to Britian in the middle of the 1st Century. Here is one example:Metapirastes, the Greek historian, reports, "that Peter was not only in these WESTERN parts"-the Western Mediterranean-"But particularly that he was a long time"-here we have Peter's main life work to the Lost Ten Tribes-"... a long time in BRITAIN, where he converted many nations to the faith." (See marginal note, p. 45, in Cave's "Antiquitates Apostolicae").Then there was Simon the zealot. Simon "directed his journey toward Egypt, then to Cyrene, and Africa ... and throughout Mauritania and all Libya, preaching the gospel.... Nor could the coldness of the climate benumb his zeal, or hinder him from whipping himself and the Christian doctrine over to the WESTERN Islands, yea, even to Britain itself. Here he preached and wrought many miracles...." Nicephorus and Dorotheus both wrote, "that he went at last into BRITAIN, and ... was crucified ... and buried there" (p. 203 of Cave's "Antiq. Apost.").The Apostle James book is addressed to the 12 tribes of Israel, apparently warring at the time of this writing in circa 60 A.D. Could this be the wars in Britain at that time. Afterall, the Apostles were tasked with preaching the Gospel to the lost tribes too. Some think so as about A.D. 60 great wars overtook Britain just as James warned (James 4:1) the twelve tribes of Israel. Historians are hard pressed to find another major war happening at this time.For the Apostles to complete their task of preaching the Good News to all in the House of Israel, and history shows their travels to Britain, Scotland and Ireland, it would seem to me that they reached all or planted seeds to reach all in these isles.
Is The Mystical City of God Venerable Maria Agreda a banned book?
"The Mystical City of God" by Venerable Maria of Agreda is not a banned book as per recent information. It is a religious work that has been recognized by the Catholic Church for its spiritual insights, but some caution may be advised in its interpretation due to its mystical nature.
