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 1 2    |                                    2. The nature of religion.~
 2 5    |            the world or nature and 2) the laws of nature themselves.
 3 6    |          the Godhead bodily” (Col. 2:9). Sanctifying the body
 4 8    |      necessity to deny it there.~ ~2. The Beginning.~If we do
 5 8    |           the sun has only used up 2% of the hydrogen it had
 6 8    |           a wise Author of it, and 2) historico-teleological,
 7 8    |      expedient ordering of nature; 2) the explanation of expedience
 8 15   |         thousand years as one day (2 Peter 3:8).~ ~
 9 15,2 |            million years ago. Some 2 million years ago, scientists
10 15,3 |     galaxies. In the next verse (1:2) Genesis tells us that the
11 15,3 |           billion years ago.~ ~Day 2~“And God said, Let there
12 15,3 |            individual planets. Day 2 expresses the work of God
13 15,3 |         became a living soul” (Gen 2:7).~ ~“Day six” begins as
14 15,3 |         God created and made” (Gen 2:1-3).~ ~We are now in “day
15 15,4 |           face of the ground” (Gen 2:4-6).~ ~This is an example
16 15,4 |        thou shalt surely die” (Gen 2:17). Here day seems to indicate
17 15,7 |         became a living soul” (Gen 2:7).~What is man, that thou
18 15,7 |           question is found in Gen 2:7 “and the LORD God formed
19 15,6 |           breath of life” (Genesis 2:7). The meaning of this
20 17,3 |            sin) you will die” (Gen 2:17), leads us to conclude
21 17,3 |            Adam and Eve about (Gen 2:17; 3:19). Upon sinning,
22 19,2 |          most barbarous tribes.”~ ~2. The geological research
23 19,4 |          same teaching in II Peter 2:5. We might appeal to Is.
24 21   |          Him with trembling (Psalm 2:11).~ The ritual law of
25 21   | Rozhdestvensky’s Apologetics, Book 2, page 352).~ ~
26 21,1 |       existence (Wisdom of Solomon 2:23).~ The very outlook of
27 22   |    existence of the Judean kingdom 2) preceding the destruction
28 23   |      throughout the world for over 2,000 years — these acts of
29 24   |          its moral principles, and 2) to represent Christianity
30 App,1|         the Apostles (Matt. 10:15, 2 Pet. 2:6 and Jude 1:7).
31 App,1|      Apostles (Matt. 10:15, 2 Pet. 2:6 and Jude 1:7). What has
32 App,1|            Rahab's quarters (Josh. 2:15). Archeologists also
33 App,1|       given in chapters 8 and 9 of 2 Kings. Dr. Hershel Shanks
34 App,1|           Matthew 26:3, 57; Luke 3:2; John 11:49, 18:13-14, 24,
35 App,2|                                    2. Our Savior as an Ideal