What does apolytrosis really mean? A full word study of ἀπολύτρωσις (Strong’s G629) — the ransom price behind the Greek word for redemption, and why Ephesians 1 uses it twice.
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Human-Authored Books: Why We Now Label Who Wrote Them
Human-authored books now carry labels in the US, UK and France. What each one checks, what none of them can prove, and why we care so much who made a thing.
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Jehovah Rapha Meaning: Nobody Was Sick When God Said It
Jehovah Rapha meaning, from Exodus 15:26: God took the name Healer at a bitter spring, three days after the Red Sea, with nobody in the story sick at all.
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Scientists Turned an 80-Year-Old’s Blood Into Young Brain Cells
Scientists turned old blood cells into young brain cells from an 80-year-old donor. Molecular age under 20. What the Bonn study found, and its real limits.
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Best Order to Read the Bible for Beginners: Luke Wrote One
The best order to read the Bible for beginners is already in it: Luke wrote “in order” for a friend who wanted certainty, then gave him a part two.
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Why Do I Start Things and Never Finish Them?
Why do I start things and never finish them? It is not laziness – you never priced the finish. How to count the real cost, and when an honest no is better.
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“Lives of Quiet Desperation”: Thoreau Wrote It About Money
Thoreau wrote “lives of quiet desperation” in a chapter about debt and what a house costs in years of life. The famous second half about the song is not his.
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Three-Body Problem Ending Explained: Why She Answered
The Three-Body Problem ending explained: Ye Wenjie was warned not to answer, and answered anyway. The nobody who sent that warning is the key to the book.
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Jehovah Nissi Meaning: A Signal, Not a Trophy
Jehovah Nissi meaning, from Exodus 17:15: a nes is a signal pole raised mid-battle for scattered people to see, not a victory flag waved after the win.
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Astros 81-81: How a .500 Team Won Its Division
Astros 81-81: the first team to reach the postseason in a full season without a winning record. What the standings measured, and what they never could.