In Numbers 6, Moses was inspired of God to lay out the requirements of a vow of special consecration to God, called a Nazarite Vow. Generally men took this vow for a specific period of time, after which, there was a ceremony marking its conclusion.
The Diana of Ephesus was a goddess “whom all Asia and the world worship” (Acts 19:27). Diana was the Roman name for the Greek deity Artemis, the “goddess of the moon and the chaste and sister of the sun-god, Apollo” (Colliers Encyclopedia).
Conditions et règlement officiel du concours Avez-vous jamais rêvé d’illustrer un livre ? Vous aimez créer des bandes dessinées ? Est-ce que l’aquarelle est votre passion ? Avez-vous de l’expérience dans […]
Featured Passage: Ruth 2 It was now up to Ruth to look after her mother-in-law. As the barley harvest began she went to a nearby grain field. Little did she […]
Featured Passage: Genesis 41 The Pharaoh of Egypt had some odd dreams that bothered him so he wanted to know what they meant. When his butler heard about the problem, he […]
Featured Passage: Genesis 28-35 On the way to Haran, God spoke to Jacob in a dream. God promised to be with him and to bring him safely back to Canaan. […]
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Ruth 1-2 Ruth and Naomi arrived in Bethlehem of Judea during the spring at the beginning of the barley harvest. Naomi was well known in Bethlehem and when the people […]