I'm afraid I don't have the context of the phrase you mentioned. Could you provide more information so I can help identify the author for you?
I am pretty sure that the exact phrase "physically wrote" does not appear a single time in the Bible.
all above
Adverb Phrase
prepositional phrase.
The bible does not mention it, but it is a Psalm of praise.
I did.
Mention your position in the hierarchy and the levels above and below
syndicate
Julius Caesar is the most famous person who wrote about the Gauls. Most other writers only mention them in passing or as a part of a larger work.Julius Caesar is the most famous person who wrote about the Gauls. Most other writers only mention them in passing or as a part of a larger work.Julius Caesar is the most famous person who wrote about the Gauls. Most other writers only mention them in passing or as a part of a larger work.Julius Caesar is the most famous person who wrote about the Gauls. Most other writers only mention them in passing or as a part of a larger work.Julius Caesar is the most famous person who wrote about the Gauls. Most other writers only mention them in passing or as a part of a larger work.Julius Caesar is the most famous person who wrote about the Gauls. Most other writers only mention them in passing or as a part of a larger work.Julius Caesar is the most famous person who wrote about the Gauls. Most other writers only mention them in passing or as a part of a larger work.Julius Caesar is the most famous person who wrote about the Gauls. Most other writers only mention them in passing or as a part of a larger work.Julius Caesar is the most famous person who wrote about the Gauls. Most other writers only mention them in passing or as a part of a larger work.
Aratus wrote the poem Phaenomena.
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No. The phrase "above the surface" is a prepositional phrase which could be used as an adverb. It has a preposition, an article, and a noun, but no adverb.