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Believer Posted 20 years ago
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1. I have a sentence from the Bible and want to ask you why it doesn't have the normal verb form "comes" in the underlined part?
your kingdom come
2. Why are there the word "waters"?
It divided the waters from the waters.
your kingdom come
2. Why are there the word "waters"?
It divided the waters from the waters.
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Hi, 1. I have a sentence from the Bible and want to ask you why it doesn't have the normal verb form "comes" in the underlined part? your kingdom come It's short for the longer version " may your kingdom come", which is the expression of a wish.
- Hi, 1.
- I have a sentence from the Bible and want to ask you why it doesn't have the normal verb form "comes" in the underlined part?
- your kingdom come It's short for the longer version " may your kingdom come", which is the expression of a wish.
- 2.
- Why is there the word "waters"?
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Hi,
1. I have a sentence from the Bible and want to ask you why it doesn't have the normal verb form "comes" in the underlined part?
your kingdom come It's short for the longer version "may your kingdom come", which is the expression of a wish.
2. Why is
1. I have a sentence from the Bible and want to ask you why it doesn't have the normal verb form "comes" in the underlined part?
your kingdom come It's short for the longer version "may your kingdom come", which is the expression of a wish.
2. Why is
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