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lol, hey close can count for some things! whats interesting is light on day 1 and then the sun, moon and stars on day 4 has meaning to itl it's part of the design, days 1, 2, 3 are the creation of realms in ancienty near eastern hebrew and days 4, 5, and 6 are the population of those realms... some very smart Hebrew and Christian scholars do some cool work on this
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6b “The LORD, the LORD God, merciful and gracious, longsuffering, and abounding in goodness and truth"
my first thought was to answer, "the LORD" but feared I'd be read in a characteristic that is common to me
But that "the LORD" is repeated here does seem to indicate a necessity, by merit of being God's Word, rather than a redundancy. It implores us that we should pay double attention, imo. And indeed, we can compare characterizations of the LORD against this verse to determine whether He is known amongst them who proclaim it, as this is within the context of God proclaiming His Name.
my first thought was to answer, "the LORD" but feared I'd be read in a characteristic that is common to me
But that "the LORD" is repeated here does seem to indicate a necessity, by merit of being God's Word, rather than a redundancy. It implores us that we should pay double attention, imo. And indeed, we can compare characterizations of the LORD against this verse to determine whether He is known amongst them who proclaim it, as this is within the context of God proclaiming His Name.
6b “The LORD, the LORD God, merciful and gracious, longsuffering, and abounding in goodness and truth"
my first thought was to answer, "the LORD" but feared I'd be read in a characteristic that is common to me
But that "the LORD" is repeated here does seem to indicate a necessity, by merit of being God's Word, rather than a redundancy. It implores us that we should pay double attention, imo. And indeed, we can compare characterizations of the LORD against this verse to determine whether He is known amongst them who proclaim it, as this is within the context of God proclaiming His Name.
my first thought was to answer, "the LORD" but feared I'd be read in a characteristic that is common to me
But that "the LORD" is repeated here does seem to indicate a necessity, by merit of being God's Word, rather than a redundancy. It implores us that we should pay double attention, imo. And indeed, we can compare characterizations of the LORD against this verse to determine whether He is known amongst them who proclaim it, as this is within the context of God proclaiming His Name.
I would thought it was "Abraham believed God and it was credited to him as righteousness." That one is quoted a lot too.
