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...ht is known for his work reported in a John Hopkins University publication indicating that kosher food (meat, fish, etc) is less toxic than non-kosher food. * Dr. Macht had research indicating the harmful physiological effects of meat and milk combinations.

...rs refer to the schism itself as ''raskol'' ('''раскол''' - etymologically indicating a "cleaving-apart").

...the rest of the United States during the 19th century. There are accounts indicating that [[Joseph Smith]] himself had 27 wives, though he publicly denied this

...is usually indicated by one or both of the following: (1) a verbal formula indicating that this teaching is definitive; (2) an accompanying anathema stating that

...istic that identifies a Plymouth Brethren meeting place is an outdoor sign indicating a weekly service set apart for "Breaking of Bread," "The Lord's Supper" or

...dience,[79] in Luke the evangelist traces Jesus' lineage back to [[Adam]], indicating a universal sense of [[salvation]].[79] Unique to Luke is [[John the Baptis

...he fire was probably started at the power box. No accelerants were found, indicating arson was not a cause. [http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/police-rule-ou

...he [[Synagogue]]. [[Apostle Mark|Mark]] uses the adverb [[palin]] (again), indicating this is the same Synagogue as the one in [[Mark 1]]:21-28. According to Mar

...28]]. Mark uses the passive verb form egerthe - apparently 'he was raised' indicating a raising by God.

...or spiritual place. It could also be translated as "God's imperial rule", indicating the power of God over all things. The good news is seen as not just God's m

...seven years or seven time periods. Then the words "IN THE MIDST" are used, indicating the middle. From this point on, we are told over and over that it will be 4 ...seven years or seven time periods. Then the words "IN THE MIDST" are used, indicating the middle. From this point on, we are told over and over that it will be 4

...“the Church,” never “the Churches,” in that city: the use of the singular indicating that common corporate life of Christians dwelling in the same place." (567)