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# {{:WEB:Matthew 16:8}} # {{:WEB:Matthew 16:9}}

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subtopics = [[Matthew 16]], [[Mark 8]], [[Luke 9]] ...ally known as the Confession of Peter and is also found in Mark 8 and Luke 9.

! Mark 1 - Versions ! Mark 1 Text (WEB)

.../en.wikisource.org/wiki/Bible_(King_James)/1_Corinthians#8:6 1 Corinthians 8:6]; ...ps://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Bible_(King_James)/Revelation#1:8 Revelation 1:8]; ---->

[[Matthew 8|8]] [[Matthew 9|9]]

...ohn to be baptized and [[Baptism of Jesus|his baptism]] was recorded in [[Mark 1]]:7-11 ...verse|mark|1|9|lang=WEB}} {{Bible verse|mark|1|10|lang=WEB}} {{Bible verse|mark|1|11|lang=WEB}}''

subtopics = [[Matthew 27]], [[Mark 15]], [[Luke 23]], [[John 19]] ...y. This claim is directly acknowledged in [[John 10:33]], [[Mark 2]] and [[Mark 14]]:61-64. To the Jewish leaders, the fact that Jesus was placing himself

...ble is [[pray]]ed to ([[Acts 7]]:55-60; [[Psalm 116:4]] and [[Zechariah 13:9]] with [[1 Corinthians 1]]:1-2). ...worshiped ([[Matthew 2]]:2,11; [[Matthew 14:33]]; [[Matthew 28:9]]; [[John 9]]:35-38; [[Hebrews 1:6]])

subtopics = [[Matthew 26]], [[Mark 16]], [[Luke 24]], [[John 20]]-[[John 21|21]]| ..." (Wenham 2005 p10). John Wenham also wrote "The Elements of New Testament Greek" (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1965, 1991).

...Mark'''. In the faith and traditions of the [[Coptic Church]], the apostle Mark is said to have introduced Christianity to Egypt.[2] <blockquote>(Acts, 8:26–27)</blockquote>

...e word for "name" most probably meant "sign" or "distinctive mark." In the Greek language, "name" (onoma) relates to a verb that means "to know." Because of ...Hebrew]] and [[Theos] (God) and [[Kurios]] (Lord) in [[Koine Greek|ancient Greek]]

...on of this view is not of interpretation, but translation. Because [[Koine Greek]] has no puncuation it does not always clearly show quotations, the ending ...style="border: 1px solid #ffddc0; color: #000; background-color: #ffffee"|(8)

| [[Genesis 9:20]] - [[Genesis 9:21]] | [[Genesis 11:1]]; [[Genesis 11:9]]

...ints out (''The Daily Study Bible - The Revelation, vol 1'', p. 176) that "Greek has two words for ''new'', ''neos'', which means ''new in point of time'' b ...efiner ([[Isaiah 1:25]], [[Isaiah 48:10]], [[Malachi 3:2]], [[Zechariah 13:9]])

...aims to be. Helping you decide He indeed is the Eternal Son of God ([[John 8:58]]) is what this essay is all about. The following THREE ARGUMENTS, now t .... Sir William Ramsey’s vindication of Luke’s writings is a classic example.9 The findings of archaeology have in fact reversed the opinions of a number

8: Martin Luther’s Opinion Of The Book Of Jude: A paragraph-by-paragraph an 9: Martin Luther’s Opinion Of The Book Of Revelation: A brief look at Luthe