Although this question is just a phrase (rather than a complete sentence), this biblical passage is significant. Ezra 7:21 records the decree of Artaxerxes (son of Xerxes - the Persian King who was defeated by the 300 Spartans with the help of 2,000 Greek troops). At this time, the nation of Israel had been captured and carried off into captivity in Assyria, Babylon, and Persia. However, they were being released and allowed to return to their homeland to rebuild the temple. As part of this return, Artaxerxes issued a decree that his subjects should assist the Jews in their return and rebuilding project. Of note here, Artaxerxes wasn't releasing the Jews because he liked them necessarily. He wanted them to rebuild their temple so that they could pray to "their god" and ask for "his god" to bless him.
"Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you:..." - Gospel of John, ch 14 v 27 (KJV)
John 19 v30When Jesus therefore had received the vinegar, he said, It is finished: and he bowed his head, and gave up the ghost. The Gospel of John Ch.19 Verse 30.
There is no one particular verse, Act ch.2 describes the birth of the Church (the body of Christ), and in the last 3 verses of the same chapter, the founding of the first local church. Both took place in the city of Jerusalem.
Olive is mentioned 6 times in Quran:ch 6, verse 99ch 6, verse 141ch 16, verse 11ch 24, verse 35ch 80, verse 29ch 95, verse 1, ch 80, verse 29
Abraham (Genesis ch.11-25)Isaac (Genesis ch.17, 21, 22 and 26)Jacob (Genesis ch.25, and 27-35)Joseph (Genesis ch.37, and 39-50)Moses (Exodus ch.2 onwards)Joshua, Deborah (Judges ch.4-5), Samuel, King David, King Solomon, King Hezekiah, Mordecai, Ezra, and many more.See also:Jewish history timeline and namesIf by "heroes" you mean people who fought well-known battles, then in addition to some of those named above (Moses, Joshua, Deborah, David), we could also name Gideon (Judges ch.6), Jephthah (Judges ch.11), and Samson (Judges ch.13-16).
Ezekiel (ch.3), not Jeremiah.
Ephesians ch.5 v1
Genesis 25:19-34, and Genesis ch.27.
It refers to a Bible verse. St John is the book, Ch is the Chapter number, and v.3 means verse 3. In this instance, the Chapter number is missing.
Ishmael (Genesis ch.16 and 21).
it is found in acts ch 11and verse 26 and also in acts 26v 28
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See if Numbers ch. 31 is what you're looking for.
"Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you:..." - Gospel of John, ch 14 v 27 (KJV)
Yes (Genesis ch.21).
There is a verse in Genesis ch.18 in which, after being told that they would have a son, Sarah exclaims that her husband Abraham is already old (he was 100 years old at the time). Impotence is not mentioned openly (concerning Abraham). Soon after, however, (Genesis ch.21) Abraham did have a son (Isaac); and, after Sarah died (Genesis ch.23), he later had six more sons through Keturah (Genesis ch.25).
The simple translation of the verse (in Numbers ch.21) is copper. Anything else would be commentary or interpretation.