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How many books are in a holy bible?
The Hebrew Bible has 24 books, Catholic Bibles have 73 books, Protestant Bibles have 66 books, and Eastern Orthodox Bibles have up to 81 books.
How old is the stadium in Dallas?
it depends on which stadium you are asking about--if it's the new cowboy's stadium in Arlington then it it about one year old--if you are asking about the old stadium that was torn down this last spring--i believe it was built around 1965 and torn down(blown up) in the spring of 2010
What do Amish women use when they are on their period?
They use old bed sheets or dish towls torn up. It is agaisnt thier belief to buy any type of tampons.
What were Ruth from the Bibles strengths?
Ruth from the bibles strengths include, Always being a loyal and true friend, never leaving a friend in need and giving up what she has to help other people.
What had Hester and lester torn up for confetti?
Hester and Lester had torn up their old love letters for confetti. This act symbolizes the end of their relationship and the letting go of past memories. By using the letters in such a way, they celebrate their newfound freedom while also acknowledging the emotional weight of their shared history.
What are some examples for raggedy?
Torn up or ruined
Did tacky wore torn up clothes?
yes
What are some of the things that Don Anselmo brings with him to his office?
he had taken a an umbrella skeleton as his cane and golves that were torn up at the tip and also a old green faded coat.
What would happen if you removed a rabbits nest because you did not know what it was and it was all tore up?
Well if it was already tore up and you picked it up it dosent realy matter cuz it was already torn up and if the rabbit was still living there before it was torn up and he came back he would have to find another home to live in what i mean is that just be more careful and let everything just be :)
What should you do when your hamsters face is torn up?
take him to the vet
Did medieval people have bibles?
Bibles as we currently know them have been around since a few hundreds years AD, the church spent the first few centuries deciding what would be the complete Bible and rejecting many gospels from it. In the Middle Ages in Europe, all Bibles were written in Latin, and usually only people of high social status understood Latin. Also, peasants could not afford them because before the printing press was invented, all Bibles had to be handwritten. So people had them, but only nobility, commoners did not. That began to changed when Martin Luther started the reformation and insisted Bibles should be printed in the local language and church services should be said in it, and with the invention of the printing press. The Catholic Church continued to say church services in Latin up until the 20th century.
What did the clothing look like?
it was usually a torn up shirt, and suspenders
