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There were 4 creatures sent as part of the 10 plaques against Egypt: frogs, lice, flies and locust.
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The Geneva Bible is the 1st Bible to use numbered verses. It is also the Bible Shakespeare used and the one that the Pilgrims brought…Continue reading
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William Tyndale produced the 1st printed edition of the New Testament in English. He was later burned at the stake for his efforts.
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The Apostle Paul worked as a tentmaker and generally paid his own way, not depending on collections from the congregations he established. Tentmaking was also…Continue reading
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When Paul and Silas were imprisoned in Philippi, a great earthquake shook the foundation of the prison. Even though the doors were opened, Paul and…Continue reading
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The New Testament mentions two earthquakes, One was on the day of Jesus’ crucifixion just after He died (Matthew 27:51-51), and the other occurred when…Continue reading
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Lydia was a merchant from Thyatira, and she sold purple cloth. She is described as a worshipper of God, identifying her as a Gentile who…Continue reading
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The book of Acts describes how Peter prayed to restore the disciple Dorcas also known as Tabitha,to life(Acts 9: 36-42). Source: 1000 Bible Facts Continue reading
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After he was dragged out of the city and stoned to death, Stephen became the first Christian martyr. (Acts 6:8-8:2) Source: 1000 Bible Facts
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The fish was an early symbol of Christianity, since the Greek word for fish, ICTHUS, is an acronym for the Greek phrase Iesous Christos Theou…Continue reading
