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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Hi. If you read the Bible, I think you will see the phrase "the teachers of the law" appear often in the Scripture.
Here, would you say the underlined part says that all the teachers in the world or in the immediate vicinities or town (or what/from where?) were there? Should we apply a common sense here? Then again, I am not sure what a common sense might tell me because I am confused. Help.
... went in and saw the teachers of the law there talking with ...
Here, would you say the underlined part says that all the teachers in the world or in the immediate vicinities or town (or what/from where?) were there? Should we apply a common sense here? Then again, I am not sure what a common sense might tell me because I am confused. Help.
... went in and saw the teachers of the law there talking with ...
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Hi, Do you think it is likely that all the teachers in the world would be together in one place? Clive
- Hi, Do you think it is likely that all the teachers in the world would be together in one place?
- Clive
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Hi,
Do you think it is likely that all the teachers in the world would be together in one place?
Do you think it is likely that all the teachers in the world would be together in one place?
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Gee, do you think we could get all the lawyers in the world in one place?
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