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 1 1,0 |    Greek city of Kherson. He promised to accept Christianity if
 2 3,4 |   received entrance into the Promised Land (Ex. 16:35) Moses remained
 3 4,1 |  King David, to whom God had promised that from the seed of his
 4 4,7 |     had been foretold of the promised salvation. The righteous
 5 4,7 | development; the Law and the promised manifestation of the Grace
 6 4,1 |  believed that Jesus was the promised Messiah, Who, according
 7 6,1 |    or was He the Christ, the promised Messiah? His desire to find
 8 7,1 |   the faith of the ruler, He promised to send His disciple in
 9 7,1 |     until the arrival of the promised Disciple of the Lord.~The
10 10,1|    condition for life in the Promised Land. A distinctive teaching
11 10,1| story of the Conquest of the Promised Land. The story opens with
12 10,1|  return of the Exiles to the Promised Land, their dominion over
13 10,1|  comfort and consolation are promised to those who wait patiently