The Greek word for bread, artos, is the plainest noun on the table – but the adjective next to it in the Lord’s Prayer appears nowhere else in Greek, and Jerome translated it two different ways in the same Bible.
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First Microblazar in Our Galaxy: A Black Hole Aimed at Us
The first microblazar in our galaxy is a black hole whose jet points almost straight at Earth. It was spotted in 1983, then largely forgotten for decades.
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A Prayer for Hope When Yours Has Already Run Out
A prayer for hope for the day yours has run out. Lamentations 3 shows a man whose hope had perished – and the one small thing he did three verses later.
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The Rich Man and Lazarus: He Knew His Name the Whole Time
The rich man and Lazarus: he knew the beggar’s name, says it from torment, and never speaks to him once. Full video script, Luke 16 in the KJV, sources and 5 answers.
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Too Much RNA Drains a Cell’s Energy: What a New Study Found
Too much RNA can damage the mitochondria that power your cells, a new study found. What it showed, what it did not, and why more input is not always better.
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How to Get Closer to God: Bible Verses, Quoted in Full
How to get closer to God: the Bible verses, quoted whole. James 4:8 has a second sentence, and “double minded” is a word the New Testament uses only twice.
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Christian Gifts for Christmas Exchange: When You Drew a Name
Christian gifts for a Christmas exchange when you drew a near-stranger: the Bible’s one organised gift exchange, three rules that make it easy, and what to write on the card.
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Why Do I Feel Sad After Hanging Out With Friends?
Why do I feel sad after hanging out with friends? Partly delayed tiredness, partly the worry the evening covered. Laughing and being fine are different things.
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Is “Moderation in All Things” in the Bible? Not a Verse
“Moderation in all things” is not in the Bible. It is Greek. The one verse with the word, Philippians 4:5, means gentleness toward people, not portions.
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Normal People Meaning: The One Chapter That Doesn’t Skip
Normal People meaning, read through its chapter headings: every gap hides a sentence Connell and Marianne never say, and only one chapter refuses to skip.