William Tyndale
John Wycliffe
The most famous verse of the Bible is found in Exodus 3 verses 13-14. Here Moses asks God his name - the name of the God who sent him to be the leader of the Israelites. God replies "I AM WHO I AM. Tell the Israeilites I AM has sent me to you." The Hebrew for I AM is "Ya Weh". However, in most Bibles, after this verse, the name of God is not uttered as it is deemed to the Jews as too holy. Instead they refer to God as, eg, 'Adonai' which is translated in modern Bibles as 'Lord', but written with a large capital 'L' and small capitals 'ORD'.
Ptolemy II (called Philadelphus, the king of Egypt, 285-­247 BC) wished to have a translation of the Jewish law for his famous library in Alexandria. At his request the high priest Eleazar of Jerusalem sent 72 men, 6 from each tribe, to Egypt with a scroll of the Law.
If Diane, Eric and Trey sent 86 text messages total, the breakdown would be as follows Trey sent: 48 messages Eric sent: 24 messages Diane sent: 14 messages 48+24+14 = 86 messages
Jehovah or rather Yahweh is not an English word meaning - the one that IS or the self-Existent, it is impossible to find an English word that would work in every context, that is where word study can become a source of great blessing to the diligent student. He is the great I AM -And God said unto Moses, I AM THAT I AM: and he said, Thus shalt thou say unto the children of Israel, I AM hath sent me unto you. Exodus 3:14
John Wycliffe
New England Emigrant Aid Company
Well the it depends on how long the travel distance is from England to Australia and where about in Australia is it being sent to !
Beecher bibles were a shipment of rifles sent by abolitionist preacher Henry Ward Beecher to anti-slavery settlers in Kansas in the 1850s to help defend themselves against pro-slavery forces in the area. The rifles were disguised as Bibles to avoid detection by pro-slavery supporters.
Matthew flinders
The most famous verse of the Bible is found in Exodus 3 verses 13-14. Here Moses asks God his name - the name of the God who sent him to be the leader of the Israelites. God replies "I AM WHO I AM. Tell the Israeilites I AM has sent me to you." The Hebrew for I AM is "Ya Weh". However, in most Bibles, after this verse, the name of God is not uttered as it is deemed to the Jews as too holy. Instead they refer to God as, eg, 'Adonai' which is translated in modern Bibles as 'Lord', but written with a large capital 'L' and small capitals 'ORD'.
Henry wanted Mary betrothed to his son Edward so that Scotland and England would ruled by one monarch. He didn't get his way then and attacked Scotland in the "Rough Wooing". It back fired on Henry when Mary's mother sent her to France to be married to the Dauphin. It was Mary's son, James, who eventually fulfilled Henry's dream, when he became king of both Scotland and England at Elizabeth I's death.
It was sent directly to the King of England.
they faced a problem of famine so it ment there was not enough food to go around so people were starving to death and also scotland was not being run properly because their king james V1 was king of Scotland and England and he lived in London so if the scots wished to pass a law they would have to sent it to London for approval
Translated to Latin 'One Who Sent' becomes 'et qui me misit.'
England because they were sent as criminals
Convicts were sent to Australia by England.