Second, as the nation was on the verge of entering the land, Israel was in need of understanding the Abrahamic Covenant, which gave Israel a right to the land (Gen 15:18-21). Because they would soon have to take the land by fighting the Canaanites, Israel was also in need of grasping that the Canaanites were under the judgment of God and thus it was God�s will for the nation to remove and exterminate them (Gen 9:25; 15:16). 1 Chron 28:4-7; Test of John 3:18-19,36. How does this parse?
Jude 12a, 14b; Rev. 1:3c
Test assumed book name: 3:14; 4:1, 3-5. 12:6 and v. 8 and ch. 3 or chs. 4-5 or chapter 10 at vv. 3-6
Simulate time stamp Gen. 01:12:22
Gen 37-50
Gen 1-11:9
Deuteronomy (5:25, 8:20)
Psalms 2; 16; 22; 24; 40; 45; 68; 69; 72; 97; 110; 118.
uppercase GE 1:1; RE 22:1
lowercase ge 1:1; re 22:1
Lk 2:37; 4:13; Ac 5:37; Ac 12:10
Revelation 7 and 9-13. Matthew 3:4. Eze 38, 39.
The recipients of the spiritual blessing [identical with those who mourn] will be (1) �the house of David,� through whom the promise of the Messianic-Davidic Kingdom was made (2 Sam. 7:8-16), and through whom it will be realized (Luke 1:31-33); and (2) �the inhabitants of Jerusalem� -- the whole saved remnant of Israel, by metonymy, the capital representing the whole nation (cf. 1 Kings 20:34, where �Samaria,� the capital, represents the nation).10 The fact that only the inhabitants of Jerusalem are named, and not those of Judah also, is explained correctly by the commentators from the custom of regarding the capital as the representative of the whole nation. And it follows . . . from this, that in v. 8 also the expression �inhabitants of Jerusalem� is simply an individualizing epithet for the whole of the covenant nation. But just as in v. 8 the house of David is mentioned emphatically along with these was the princely family and representative of the ruling class, so is it also in v. 10, for the purpose of expressing the thought that the same salvation is to be enjoyed by the whole nation, in all its ranks, from the first to the last. Eze. 48:16, 30-35
How does this tag: (Revelation 17, 18, and 19)
The book of Revelation 12:2, including verses 3-5 and 7 and v. 9 and vv. 10-11.
Topic tagging paragraph: the temple in Jerusalem is also known as God's house. The ark of the covenant contained the tablets of the Ten Commandments and the jar of manna. Covering the ark was the mercy seat. There were Cherubim, powerful angels, at each end of the mercy seat. There are curses which curseth those who are accursed with a curse.
Rev. 1:7; 19:19-27<--out of range
John 3:16,17, 18, 19-20
Phm 10, 16
Revelation 1:1,19 and 4:1. Revelation 1:1,4 and 3:12.
see Luke 21:5-6 & 12-24 and Gen. 1:2-7, 8, 12; 3:5,12; 4
The inventory in Ezra 1:9-11 lists gold and silver dishes, silver pans, gold and silver bowls, and other articles for a total of 5,400 items. The Ark of the Covenant is not specifically listed.
Strongs: g234 h343 G3 H1345 this is notg24 and notH134
John 3:16x3
John 3:16x3
On one hand, they interpret the numbers 42 (Revelation 13:5), 666 (Revelation 13:8), and 1, 5, and 7 (Revelation 17:10) in a straightforward, literal fashion.
There may be significant "signposts" in the text. For example, in 1 Corinthians 7:1; 7:25; 8:1; 12:1; and 16:1 we see the transition words: "Now concerning."
Also in 1 Cor 1:29, 31; 3:21; and 4:7.
In 1 Cor 2:16, Paul quotes Isa 40:13.
1Cor. 2:6b-9
which was a baptism according to 1 Corinthians 10:1-2 and vs. 3 and verse 4 1Tim 3:2, 249
see Luke 21:7-8 and 12-24
Gen. 1:12-2:14 Rev. 10:1-12:23 spans across chapters (last verse should be out of range).

Footnote 8 Re 3:10; Re 6:10; Re 11:10; Re 12:12; 1; Re 13:8; Re 13:12; Re 13:14; Re 14:6; Re 17:8

Footnote 9Isa 9:1-2; Lu 2:32; Joh 1:14-18; Joh 12:45; Joh 14:7-9; Joh 15:15; Ga 1:12; Col 1:15; Col 2:9; Heb 1:2; 1Jo 1:2; Re 1:1


Col 1:19 For it pleased [the Father that] in Him all the fullness should dwell (κατοικeσαι),


I Cor 1:2 ; I Th 1:1; 2nd Thes 1:2; IITh 1:2; IIIJo 1:4; III Jo 1:4
1st Cor 1:2 ; 2nd Th 1:1; 3rd Jo 1:4; 3rdJo 1:4
Jn 1:1
Jude 13
Third Joh 1:6 and also verses 2 and 6. A.D. 3, B.C. 12, 12 A.D.
first Corinthians 7:2
1 Corinthians 7:2
1 Corinthians 7:2
I Corinthians 2:6