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| International language of the day. |
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| Hundreds of clay tablets written in babylonian. |
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| Extra books found in the roman catholic bibles. |
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| Means rule. It connotes an authoritive collection of books accepted as the rule of faith and practice. |
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| Refers to the wrods of scripture. |
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| God inspired the whole Bible. |
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| complex system of markings they developed to achieve their purpose. |
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| First 5 books of the bible |
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| Grammatical Historical Method |
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| Seeks to find the basic, plain sense meaning of a bible passage by applying rules of grammar and syntax |
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| Biblical teaching that God is in absolute control. |
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| Where did events of the old testament take place? |
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| From the zagros mountains to the east of the mediterranean. |
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| Three geographical sub-regions joined by an arch of rich soil. |
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| Old stone age before 1400 BC |
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| Middle stone age (14000-8000 BC) |
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| (8000-4200 BC) New stone age in middle east, foundation of civilization |
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| The jordan rift which is a great fissure in the surface of the earth. This extends from the north of the sea of galilee to the jordan valley and dead sea. |
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| Latin translation of the bible written by Jerome |
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| Wedge shaped writing incised on wet clay |
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| Eastern coast of the mediterranean sea, which forms the western boundary of Syria-palestine. Crossroads of all ancient trade. |
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