Identify the Bible references from the book of Exodus
1. The law of the burnt offerings.
2. The Law of the meat offerings.
3. The Law of the peace offerings.
4. The law of the sin offerings.
5. The Laws made for the congregation.
6. The Law of the trespass offerings
7. The Law of the offerings.
8. The Peace offerings.
9. The Priests' portion.
10. The Consecration of the priests.
11. The priests' offerings.
12. The first offerings of Aaron.
Answers will be in the next edition of the newsletter.
Please E-Mail your answers before May 20, 2009 to : danielthampi@bellsouth.net
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Answers
for June Quiz
1. Exodus. 35: 30-35
2. Exodus. 36: 2-7
3. Exodus. 36: 8-38
4. Exodus. 37: 1-29
5. Exodus: 38: 9-20
6. Exodus. 38: 21-31.
7. Exodus: 39: 1-31
8. Exodus: 39: 32-43.
9. Exodus: 40: 1-2.
10. Exodus: 40: 13-33.
11. Exodus: 40: 34-38.
12. Exodus has 40 Chapters and 1213 verses
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The History of the Red Letter Edition in the Bible
" The words in red in the Bibles are neither more nor less important than the
words in black. Jesus Christ said to seventy: He that heareth you heareth me."
Luke 10:16. This was his position concerning every divinely inspired writer or
speaker. While millions read the Bible daily, few know why some of the Bible
publishers print the words of Jesus Christ in red. Mr. William Emmett Shelton,
author of Mogadore, Ohio and Laurence S. Heely, Jr. publisher of Christian
Herald Magazine say that the idea originated with Louis Klopsch, the first
editor for the Christian Herald. The November 1901 issue of that monthly ran a
large advertisement offering a red letter Bible to the readers.
Mr. Klopsch was born March 7, 1852 in Germany. In 1853 his mother died. The next
year his father, Osmar Klopsch, M.D., brought him to the United States. Louis
studied Journalism at what is now Colombia University. He graduated with high
honors. He rose from stock boy to editor with religious Publishers, and by about
1880 he was the owner‐editor of the American edition of the Christian Herald
Magazine.
He and his father worshipped at Brooklyn Temple, where DeWitt Talmage was the
minister. June 19, 1899 Dr. Klopsch was writing as editorial for the Christian
Herald when is eyes fell upon Luke 22:20 and the words: "This cup is the new
testament in my blood, which shed for you".
Continued in next month…
Dr. Thampi Daniel
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