Is Neftali in the Bible?
I'm wondering if the name Neftali appears in the Bible. I'm not sure if it's a biblical name or not, so I'm hoping to get some clarification on this.
Is Cronos in the Bible?
Excuse me, but I'm curious to know if the term "Cronos" appears anywhere in the Bible. Could you please clarify if this is a reference to a specific character, a place, or perhaps a concept mentioned within the biblical text? I'm asking because I've come across this term in some discussions related to mythology and ancient religions, but I'm unsure if it has any direct connection to the sacred scriptures of Christianity. Your insight would be greatly appreciated.
Is Zeus in the Bible?
I don't understand this question. Could you please assist me in answering it?
Does it say in the Bible what comes around goes around?
I'm curious, does the Bible explicitly state the phrase "what comes around goes around" or is this a popularized saying that has been attributed to biblical wisdom? I'm particularly interested in understanding if there are any direct biblical references or teachings that support this idea of karma or divine justice, where actions have corresponding consequences.
Where in the Bible is Lydia?
I understand that the Bible is a religious text that contains stories, teachings, and accounts of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ and other figures in the Hebrew Bible. However, the name "Lydia" does not appear as a direct character or location in the Bible. Now, if we are talking about Lydia as a character in the New Testament, she is mentioned in the book of Acts, chapter 16. Lydia was a seller of purple cloth from the city of Thyatira, who became a convert to Christianity after hearing the message of Paul the Apostle. So, my question would be: "Could you clarify if you are referring to Lydia as a character in the book of Acts, or if you are asking about a specific location in the Bible named Lydia? If it's the former, Lydia can be found in Acts 16, where she encounters Paul and becomes a believer in Christianity.