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| − | * '''it came to pass:''' a phrase which occurs frequently in the Old and New Testaments, just as ''In the beginning'' occurs at the beginning of both Genesis and St John's Gospel → Luke 2: "In those days it came to pass that Caesar Augustus sent out a decree that the whole world was to be taxed". And so begins the story of Christ, ending with resurrection. | + | * '''it came to pass:''' a phrase which occurs frequently in the Old and New Testaments, just as ''In the beginning'' occurs at the beginning of both Genesis and St John's Gospel → Luke 2:2: "In those days it came to pass that Caesar Augustus sent out a decree that the whole world was to be taxed". And so begins the story of Christ, ending with resurrection. |
[[Category:The Bible]] | [[Category:The Bible]] | ||
[[Category:Luke]] | [[Category:Luke]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:29, 8 April 2011
- it came to pass: a phrase which occurs frequently in the Old and New Testaments, just as In the beginning occurs at the beginning of both Genesis and St John's Gospel → Luke 2:2: "In those days it came to pass that Caesar Augustus sent out a decree that the whole world was to be taxed". And so begins the story of Christ, ending with resurrection.
