The Jewish superstition of not writing GOD's name gave way to LORD . If GOD did not want us to know and write his name HE would not have given it to us. LORD is YHWH ( Hebrew) or Jehovah (English). Lord in small caps refers to Jesus. This superstition is also passed down and imitated by Christians in there bibles also, which in turn causes confusion. A more accurate translation of a bible will replace Jehovah's name in almost 7,000 places. A good place to see the confusionis in Acts 2:21 , Peter was quoting Joel 2:32. Now in Joel it's LORD or Jehovah, but in acts it's Lord. If Peter was quoting Joel he would be saying who ever calls on the name of Jehovah would be saved, but the mistake is , calling upon the name of Jesus because it is in small caps in acts 2:21. So Peter in order to quote accurately in Joel it is Jehovah not Jesus. That's why we can't use the Jewish superstition an need to replace the name of GOD.
The phrase 'wait on the Lord' appears 3 times in the Bible; all in Psalms - 20.22; 27.14; 37.14.
All the letters of the Alphabet, except J, are in Ezra 7:21.
With only two verses, Psalm 117 is the shortest chapter in the Bible. 1 Praise the LORD, all you nations; extol him, all you peoples.2 For great is his love toward us, and the faithfulness of the LORD endures forever. Praise the LORD.
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In the King James version the phrase - the hands of the lord - does not appear at all.
It is having all letters in capitals. THIS IS ALL CAPS.
caps lock
The Caps Lock key is toggled of an off by pressing the button. When on, a light should display on your keyboard. While typing with Caps Lock on, all letters will be CAPITALIZED. Here is a sentence with Caps Lock turned off. HERE IS A SENTENCE WITH CAPS LOCK TURNED ON.
You can convert all the letters to uppercase by using the built-in upper() method in Python like this: string = "hello" uppercase_string = string.upper() print(uppercase_string) This will output: "HELLO".
THESE LETTERS ARE LARGE CAPS. Small caps are the same, only they are the height of lower case letters. They can be used for various affects for graphic design. The same affect can be acquired by putting the first letter in the sentence in 12 point and the rest of the letters in 10 or 8 point and using all caps.
"All caps" means that the entire phrase is in capital letters instead of only the first word in a sentence or proper nouns. It is not a font.
St. Paul (formerly Saul of Taurus) wrote most (not all) of the letters in the Bible.
Clicking the button on the left of the "Z". To make all caps, double tap it. It will then turn blue and everything will be in caps.
Using all caps on the internet should be avoided, including in your e-mails. The reason you should avoid using all capital letters is because of Internet etiquette rules. Using all caps is interpreted as shouting.
The phrase 'wait on the Lord' appears 3 times in the Bible; all in Psalms - 20.22; 27.14; 37.14.
To capitalize all characters, you can press the "Caps Lock" key on your keyboard. This will allow you to type in all capital letters until you disable the Caps Lock function by pressing the key again.
On the Internet, ALL CAPS is considered SHOUTING! Very few posts need to use all caps. Limit the use of capitalization for when something is really important.