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Verses of the day

Old Testament
“Cria em mim, ó Deus, um coração puro, e renova em mim um espírito reto.”

Psalm 51:10, A1911C

How the two verses connect: An echo of the Psalms

New Testament
“Bem-aventurados os limpos de coração, porque eles verão a Deus;”

Matthew 5:8, A1911C

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The app's reader with John 1 open and, alongside, the examination panel showing the Greek of John 1:1 and the entry for λόγος, G3056: word, discourse, reason.

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Isaiah 7

TimelineDivided kingdomEach part of the strip is an era. Hover, tap or use the arrow keys to see its name and period. The filled dot marks when the episode happens; the ring, when the book was written. c. 735–732 BC — Sinal de Emanuel a Acaz diante da coalizão de Israel e Síria Written: c. 740–690 BC (tradition) · c. 740–450 BC (scholarship)

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