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»  "But for a Brief Moment ..."

Many people believe when Cyrus, king of Persia, issued a decree in 539 bce to rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem, that this was the great ingathering spoken of by all the prophets. However, only a remnant of Jews returned to the Land. Most of them stayed in the Diaspora. If it wasn't the final ingathering, then what was it?
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»  Book Review: Ancient Hebrew Lexicon of the Bible

Because the Scriptures were written in biblical Hebrew, with a Hebraic mindset, the Hebrew words must be understood within their original cultural setting. Although one of the most common reference books used when studying the Scriptures is Strong's Exhaustive Concordance to the Bible, the definitions are written from a Western perspective. This prevents the reader from understanding the original intent of the passages. However, there are ways to place the words back into their proper setting. One method is to use the Ancient Hebrew Lexicon of the Bible. This review will show you how.
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