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Matthew 1-9 (Translated) (view source)
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|The word traditionally rendered "to tempt" means "to test," as an engineer will test a new material or assembly, often "to failure." This was Jesus' Final Examination.
|The word traditionally rendered "to tempt" means "to test," as an engineer will test a new material or assembly, often "to failure." This was Jesus' Final Examination.
The Greek word '''διαβουλος''' literally means "to throw around." The traditional rendition, "devil," is a contraction of the Greek word.
The Greek word '''διάβολος''' derives from the verb '''διαβάλλω''', which literally means "to throw across." The traditional rendition, "devil," is a contraction of the Greek word.
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