Nehemiah 7:29
The men of Kiriath Jearim, Chephirah, and Beeroth: seven hundred forty-three.
The men of Kiriath Jearim, Chephirah, and Beeroth: seven hundred forty-three.
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4. Melchizedek Sons.
Read in context4. Melchizedek Sons.
Read in context1. Melchizedek Sons.
Read in contextAbraham, because of his close connection with the illustrious Melchizedek, possessed great advantage over the surrounding petty kings; they all revered Melchizedek and unduly feared Abraham. Abraham knew of this fear and only awaited an opportune occasion to attack his neighbors, and this excuse came when some of these rulers presumed to raid the property of his nephew Lot, who dwelt in Sodom. Upon hearing of this, Abraham, at the head of his seven confederated tribes, moved on the enemy. His own bodyguard of 318 officered the army, numbering more than 4,000, which struck at this time.
Read in contextThis order of sons is embraced by the Paradise Trinity in groups of seven thousand. There are of record on Uversa over one hundred million of these sons commissioned in Orvonton.
Read in contextThe seventy were ordained by Jesus on Sabbath afternoon, November 19, at the Magadan Camp, and Abner was placed at the head of these gospel preachers and teachers. This corps of seventy consisted of Abner and ten of the former apostles of John, fifty-one of the earlier evangelists, and eight other disciples who had distinguished themselves in the service of the kingdom.
Read in contextAbout two o’clock on this Sabbath afternoon, between showers of rain, a company of believers, augmented by the arrival of David and the majority of his messenger corps and numbering over four hundred, assembled on the shore of the lake of Galilee to witness the ordination of the seventy.
Read in contextAccording to their periodic assignment to the ministry of the ascending pilgrims, secondary supernaphim work in the following seven groups:
Read in context6. Cherubim and Sanobim.
Read in context6. Cherubim and Sanobim.
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