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woky: is ur time correct

Yeah..........
Why are you awake then?

22) The Bug Bible was published in 1535 and was known more by its real name, the Coverdale Bible. It was dubbed the "Bug Bible" because of its rendering of Psalms 91:5: "Thou shalt not need to be afrayd for eny bugges by night."

21) The Wicked Bible, or Adulterous bible, was printed in 1632. The word "not" was accidentally left out of the seventh commandment: "You shall commit adultery" (Exodus 20:14)

woky: i tink say Sal.c don sleep

It's a bit too early.

POPE II: She don tries oo

I got it from somewhere o.
Add you own too..

Sal C: Booked

16) The Bible is both ancient and contemporary as it deals with the unchanging issues of human existence: life, death, joy sorrow, achievement, and failure....... Yet these issues are couched in the language and correspondence of ancient times.

17) Testament another word for 'covenant'- meaning an agreement, contract, or pact. For Christians, the old Testament represents the ancient covenant made between God and his people. In the New Testament, Christians believe in a new covenant with God made through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus.

18) Written over the course of a thousand years, primarily in ancient Hebrew, the Jewish Bible is the equivalent of Christianity's Old Testament. For the Jews there is no New Testament.

19) The Murderers' Bible was printed in 1801. The word murmurers was replaced with murderers in Jude 1:6: "These murderers, complainers,...."

20) The Wife Hater Bible was printed in 1810. The word "life" was changed to "wife" in Luke 14:26: "If any man comes to me, and hates not his father.....and his own wife also....." It should read, "If any man comes to me, and hates not his father.......and his own life also......"

13) Some Bible books are as short as half a page. One of the longest books-Jeremiah-is roughly the length of today's short novel. This makes the Bible's longest book one hundred times longer than its shortest book.

14) Though the Bible as a whole is much longer than most any other book we'd like to read, its individual books are mostly shorter than any other book we consider reading.

15) The Bible is an extraordinary gathering of many boos of law, wisdom, poetry, philosophy, and history. The number of books in this portable library depends on which Bible you are holding. The Bible of a Jew is different from the bible of a Roman Catholic, which in turn is different from the Bible of a protestant.

Sal C: Keep it up!

Thank you.......
You can share things you know also...

10) The Bible is the most bought yet least understood book. Nine out of ten Americans own a Bible, but fewer than half ever read it. World wide sale of the Bible are uncountable.

11) Just how big is the bible? Stack ten average-sizes nonfiction books printed today. That pile will contain the same number of words that are found in one Bible-close to one million words not counting the number of words in features like footnotes, verse numbers and concordances.

12) The Bible looks like one book, but it is actually an anthology, a collection of many smaller books. In an even broader sense, it is not just an anthology of shorter works but an entire library.

7) The Ancient Greeks obtained their supplies of paper from the port of Byblos, in what is now Lebanon. Their word for book-biblion (singular form of biblia)- was derived from the name of this port, and from this we get our English word Bible, meaning the Book of books.

The word Bible is not in the Bible. The term came long after all the writings were completed and assembled.

9) The bible is the world's most selling book as well as the world's most shoplifted book!

6) Adam and Eve.
The story of creation is one of continuing wonders to believers and nonbelievers alike. Humankind had to come from somewhere, and the story in Genesis 1and 2 reveals how creative, organized God spoke the world into existence.

1) The Bible
Christians believe this book to be the true Word of God. From the creation account of Genesis to the end-time visions of Revelation, from the story of Israel to Jesus's ministry, it is the source for what Christians believe and how they try to live.

2) The word Bible
It comes from the Greek word biblia, which means books, which comes from another word, Byblos, meaning papyrus, a material books were made from in ancient times.

3) The Gothic Bible
It did not contain the books of I Kings or II Kings. The reason was the Ulfilas, the missionary who brought the gospel to the Goths of northern Europe in the mid-300s, didn't think the war-loving gothic people should be reading about all the wars perpetrated by the Jewish kings. It's important to note however, that the Goths had no written language at the time. In translating the Bible into Gothic language, Ulfilas invented a Gothic alphabet so that the people could read the Good News for themselves.

4) Many well-worn phrases were born in Isaiah. Besides providing Handel with wonderful lyrics, Isaiah has yielded phrases commonly used even today:
"White as snow"
"Neither shall they learn war any more"
"The people that walked in darkness"
"And a little child shall lead them"
"They shall mount up with wings as eagles"
"Be of good courage"
"Like a lamb to the slaughter"

5) The parable of the new wine in the old wineskins, found in Matthew 9:16-17, describes the new life Christ brings. This new life cannot be confined by old forms---or by hardened hearts. Jesus' meaning was clear: to embrace the special gift he brought, a person had to be born again, to become a new form, because the old one would burst and be ruined by the message of Jesus.

woky: chai



daalu..

What is daalu?

[quote author=lana_Vello]erhhmmmm...yea missed yu....and your drama with femi too..[/quote]Yeah......
My mouth just dey too much for that thread.

I'll go there when I'm totally off duty so i can win Femi and be a girl of my words.

[quote author=lana_Vello]

HeY....sorry about what happened to you....wish you a quick recovery
hey vicky...ho[/quote]Hello, lana.
It's been a while..

Nahum777: not at all.

OK......

Kendzyma: must u quote me..

I like your signature by the way.
But we both know, it's never going to happen.

Sal C: He has taken back his word.

uh huh.

woky: YES



am i ur brother??

Hmmmmm, i smell mischief.
*sniffs*

aManFromMars: U really don't want to go down this road with me.
Honestly.

I think he wants too.


# teamAMFM

woky: original Vicky

Eh en, Na wetin i wan hear be that.....


So, erm, am I your sister now?

Sal C: Why the sad face nah?

Cause Pope said i share the same characteristic with someone who called me FAKE...

woky: you must gree o


Woky+Vicky=ky+Ky

mbanu............

Sal C: Oh that's good.

ATMC: .. .like i did when Sal C said it'll take an epistle to explain

woky: you must gree o

Only if you take back your statement----fake Vicky.

POPE II: He got the same eyes as u tho

ATMC: @Sal C Push yourself!!! Because no one else is going to do it for you.

I disagree with ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

I can push her if I want to.

Sal C: it will take an epistle to break it down.

Lol

Don't worry about it.
I think I know it now.


I wish you a full recovery...

Nahum777: The Gentiles if i may say.;(

I just saw your username.
Are you related to Obadiah777?

Sal C: Never had accident in my life.

It was bilateral genu varus corrective osteotomy.

Ok.... that's great.

What's the meaning of the bolded?

aManFromMars:

*blinks repeatedly*
*tries to repress a smile*

POPE II: why are you being stubborn? You seem to like confrontation oo

Just tell me what I want to hear.

Sal C: You are really good at seeing.

............ People with the eyes of eagles are rare to find. You're lucky you found me.

POPE II: Lol she's Woky's sister

That boy that called me fake? no o, I no gree.

ATMC: Good news! that will be yuletide! #God's grace

Seconded.

@ Sal C, you finally responded . I'm good
I never knew you had an accident.
hope it wasn't too fatal..
So sad..

Sal C: Yea, but still under constant check-up by the doctors.

Hopefully will start walking in two weeks time.

aManFromMars: Yes

How are you are? Hope you had a nice day.

*in a sulking tone*
I'm fine and yes I did.