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Where can one purcahse a Milwaukee V28 online?
There are several retailers online that one can purchase a Milwaukee V28. These online retailers include Coastal Tool, Milwaukee Tool, Tool Up, and Amazon.
Which cordless drill should you get A Milwaukee V28 or a Bosch 36v Litheon?
I recommend Bosch for two reasons: 1) 36 volt has more power than a v28 with no real weight difference. 2) Bosch has a flexible power system so you can get a small and light 36v battery or a larger 36v battery for longer runtime. Milwaukee had their lithium ion batteries out first, however, Bosch had their's in development for 10 years. Milwaukee has an advantage in that their batteries are compatible with NiCad drills. Bosch put computer chips in their lithium drills so thet the drill and the battery would last longer.
Simplified form of the square root of 28?
√28 can be represented as the square root of two or more numbers whose product is 28. V28 = √(4 x 7) √4 = 2, so we can simplify √28 by extracting the portion representing √4. √28 = 2√7
What did God mean in Genesis 1 v28 by 'replenish the Earth' - was Earth populated before?
What Genesis 1:28 is basically saying is that God wanted them to Be Fruitful, And Multiply,And Replenish The Earth,And Subdue It,And Have Dominoin Over It which basically means that God wanted them to Take care of the Earth at least that is what I am thinking
How tall is Rod Blagojevich?
http://www.epa.state.il.us/environmental-progress/v28/n4/images/team-illinois-800w.jpg ..in this picture next to Jesse Jackson, who wikianswers says is 6'4" Blagojevich appears somewhere six to eight inches shorter, so I'd guess he's between 5'8" and 5'10".
Comments about Matthew 5v21-32?
There are several key 'golden nuggets' within this passage, but the general premise is that it is 'what is in the heart'that is actually the root of our sins (v28 speaks to this). You can either put on the Law of God, or put inthe Love of God. Only one of these is actually the key to salvation. Rules, Laws, and Guidelines can reform us, but they work from the outside inward.
Why is Jerusalem important in the New Testament?
Jerusalem is where Jesus entered on a donkey, hailed as the Messiah, the King by his disciples and the people; As he looked upon Jerusalem he wept for it, prophesying about its future fall (Read Luke chapter 19 v28-48). It is also where Jesus, the Son of God, thou innocent was tried and executed but rose again.
How do you pronounce the word mysterious in ancient Egyptian?
We can never know how ancient Egyptian words were said, since only consonants were written in hieroglyphs (exactly as in ancient Arabic, Phoenician and Hebrew), without any vowels. Some modern English vowels such as i and a are used to write Egyptian consonants that do not feature in English.Words in ancient Egyptian for "mysterious" appear as:HAp (these are three consonants: H+aleph+p, where aleph is a glottal stop)StA (sh+t+aleph)
Why did the Apollo program come to an end?
Lack of popularity. After the first moon walking, the people interest in lunar missions droped to near zero. The Apollo 13 event attracted attention because of the possibility of a tragedy. The public interest was so bad that TV stations got complaints from people that prefers to watch reprises of the SitCom "I Love Lucy", than astronauts jumping on the Moon. "On past evidence, the interest of the relevant public, who tend not to forget that they are a paying public, fades very fast. After Apollo 11, interest in the moon landings fell off sharply. The near disaster of Apollo 13 caused a brief spike of interest, but by Apollo 16 people were calling the television networks to complain that the astronauts were getting in the way of I Love Lucy - indeed, repeats of I Love Lucy."http://www.lrb.co.UK/v28/n18/lanc01_.htmlhttp://www.ralphmag.org/EF/nasa.HTML "There can be no denying that by the time of Apollo 13 public interest in Apollo had waned. Members of the public are reported to have rung up television channels and complained that re-runs of 'I Love Lucy' were being dropped in favour of live coverage of moon landings. This reaction clearly demonstrated how fickle the American public was regarding their relationship with the Apollo programme. Landing once on the moon was a major event, but once it had been achieved the American consumer wished to turn their interest to other things in the blink of an eye."http://www.content4reprint.com/science/challenging-the-moon-hoax-conspiracy-theory-part-two.htm To the common people, the sole purpose to the Apollo Missions was to get on the Moon before Sovietic Union.
What did God mean in Genesis 1 v28 by 27replenish the Earth27 - was Earth populated before?
No. The Bible does not say that the earth was populated before. It was created 'in the beginning'(Genesis 1:1) then sat 'formless and empty'(Genesis 1:2) until it was time to prepare it for life, form mankind from it's soil, and start the human family.At Genesis 1:28, the word 'REPLENISH' is misleading in some translations, and does not accurately convey the meaning of the scripture. If you look at most other translations, this word is translated as 'FILL' instead of 'replenish':"...Be fruitful and multiply; fill the earth and subdue it..." (NKJV)"...Be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earthand subdue it..." (NIV)"...Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth and subdue it..." (ESV)"...Increase and multiply, and fill the earth, and subdue it..." (DRA)"...Be fertile and multiply; fill the earth and master it...."(CEB)"...Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth, and subdue it..."(DARBY)"...Be fruitful, multiply, fill the earth, and subdue it..."(HCSB)At Genesis 1:28 we see God giving the first man and woman instructions to FILL the earth with family.Another Answer:There is a theory called the 'Gap Theory' that states that there is an amount of time between 'In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth,' in Genesis 1:1 and the following verses. God does not create in vain:Isaiah 45:18New King James Version (NKJV) 18 For thus says the Lord,Who created the heavens,Who is God,Who formed the earth and made it,Who has established it,Who did not create it in vain,Who formed it to be inhabited:"I am the Lord, and there is no other.The Hebrew words used in this chapter suggest God 'renewing' the face of the Earth as it is found in darkness and under water - yet it is physically there!Psalm 104:30New King James Version (NKJV) 30 You send forth Your Spirit, they are created;And You renew the face of the earth.So God in verse 28, as noted above, gives mankind dominion over the planet and all on it, telling them to fill it with their offspring and according to some, since Adam to now there have been approximately 100 billion humans born.Was there something else before mankind. The fossil evidence suggests there was but the Scripture is silent on this eon of time and only speaks of the age of man.
Was the robe that the soldiers put on Jesus before he was crucified scarlet Matthew 27 v28 or purple John 19 v2 and Mark 15 v17?
The different writers of the Gospel accounts were not intending to describe a specific color. Their intent was to give an account that Jesus was given a royal robe, in an effort to mock the claim of "king of the Jews". Purple and deep red (scarlet) were royal colors in the first century. It's not important in the gospel accounts what exact color the robe was. What is important is that Jesus was dressed in a royal robe for the purpose of being mocked. Not having been there, I can't say. But do you feel that it makes a difference in what color Jesus made the ultimate sacrifice for all humanity? One possible reason for the difference is that the original texts may have referred to a 'royal color' rather than a specific color. And depending on who did that translation, they may have different ideas as to what royal meant. Purple has always been associated with royalty, primarily because the dye to create the color was that for centuries it wasvery hard to make and rare. Since the bible was translated several times, the translator most probable inserted his own idea, or delete and omitted some ideas he don't agree to. And to compound the problem, the Authors of Matthew, John, Luke and Mark are not the Author themselves; The Authors of these Gospels were all anonymous and was written decades afer the fact, not an eyewitnesses, therefore hearsay. Mark: c. 68�73 Matthew: c. 70�100 as the majority view; some conservative scholars argue for a pre-70 date, particularly those that do not accept Mark as the first gospel written. Luke: c. 80�100, with most arguing for somewhere around 85 John: c. 90�110. Brown does not give a consensus view for John, but these are dates as propounded by C K Barrett, among others. The majority view is that it was written in stages, so there was no one date of composition
What happened when Jesus visited Nazareth?
And all they in the synagogue, when they heard these things, were filled with wrath,And rose up, and thrust him out of the city, and led him unto the brow of the hill whereon their city was built, that they might cast him down headlong.But he passing through the midst of them went his way, Luke 4 v28-30.
