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| 1 | Where is this located? | Gen 15:16 | revrn | 142216 | ||
| Where did God prohibited a certain group from being killed by the Israelites "because their sin was not full?" Apparently not a correct quote as no concordance can find it. | ||||||
| 2 | Where is this located? | Gen 15:16 | greentwiga | 142217 | ||
| Gen 15:16 (and Josh 13:4 gives the actual land of the Amorites) It is just worded slightly different so it was harder to find. I looked up "full." Greentwiga |
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| 3 | Where is this located? | Gen 15:16 | revrn | 142252 | ||
| Thanks! You saved my sanity. Does this not shed light on the question, "How could God wipe out a whole race of people?? | ||||||
| 4 | Where is this located? | Gen 15:16 | greentwiga | 142263 | ||
| Yes, absolutely. I am not sure if they were so much worse than some other nations as object lessons. Notice, that the Sumerians of Noah's time, the Sodomites of Abe's time and the Amorites of Moses' time were all wiped out. I am not sure if it was for different reasons. Oppression of the poor seems to be involved with all three. The ?Amelikites were also wiped out, but that seems to be a clear different reason. Greentwiga |
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| 5 | Where is this located? | Gen 15:16 | Thomas8 | 212115 | ||
| Would the following be additional examples? Jonah and Nineveh (Jonah 3:4) but they repented. Joshua to Ai (Josh 8:24) and every man, woman and child in the land of Canaan. Reference appreciated. |
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