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El Shaddai is found seven times in the Scriptures (Gn 17:1; 28:3; 35:11; 43:14; 48:3; Ex 6:3; Ez 10:5), while Shaddai appears more frequently (in Job 30 times, in Psalms 19:1 and 68:14, once in Isaiah (13:6), Ezekiel (1:24), Joel (1:15), and Ruth (1:21)). | |||
El Shaddai most likely means "Sovereign one" or "All Powerful", rather than "breasted one" as William Branham taught. | |||
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:'''''Brother Kidson gave me one was a Scofield Bible''', now, not because that I agree with Mr. Scofield in his notes. Now, probably some of you do, some of you don't, but I just let you know that I just don't take Scofield Bible because I believe that. Because he has got it so paragraphed off. '''That was one of my first Bibles, and I just learned to read it like that. And I just keep the same Bible.''' Which, if I would have had the Thompson Chain, it would have been much better. I could have found my text much faster on a Thompson Chain Reference.<ref>A.PARADOX PHOENIX.AZ 65-0117</ref> | :'''''Brother Kidson gave me one was a Scofield Bible''', now, not because that I agree with Mr. Scofield in his notes. Now, probably some of you do, some of you don't, but I just let you know that I just don't take Scofield Bible because I believe that. Because he has got it so paragraphed off. '''That was one of my first Bibles, and I just learned to read it like that. And I just keep the same Bible.''' Which, if I would have had the Thompson Chain, it would have been much better. I could have found my text much faster on a Thompson Chain Reference.<ref>A.PARADOX PHOENIX.AZ 65-0117</ref> | ||
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