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My mom brought this New Revised Standerd Version bible home one day from her Luthern Church. In it is a part titled "Bel and the Dragon," it is under the heading "Apocryphal/Deuterocanonical Books." It also says it is an addition to the Book of Daniel (Ch. 14 of the Greek Version). Here is a piece of it. It can also be found here- http://www.hope.edu/academic/religio...E/BEL/BEL1.HTM
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Do not be confused with dragons of myth:
Red Dragons always look to increase their treasure hoards. They are obsessed with their wealth and memorize an inventory accurate to the last copper. They are exceptionally vain and self-confident, considering themselves superior not only to other dragons, but to all other life in general. Red Dragons are born immune to fire. Red Dragons can be found on great hills or on soaring mountains. From a high perch they haughtily survey their territory, which they considered to be everthing that can be seen from their position. They prefer to lair in large caves that extend deep into the earth. The Red Dragon in the Caverns of Rafael the Immortal is one of the ancient huge dragons. A Red Dragon's horn posesses special powers, and can be made into a powerful weapon. Being made into a sword called the "Dragon Slayer", it has an incredibly damaging effect on Dragons. A Red Dragons' breath weapon is a searing cone of fire. |
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A dragon in the bible had different meanings on dragons to what they are "allegedly"..like the serpent..
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Daniel only has 12 chapters in standard versions of the Bible. Interesting. Wonder if it was written as the same time as the original 12 sections or after the fact. Or if it was was why is it no longer in the NIV or KVJ?
Ironically my buddy Wes who was raised Luthern just called just now and I told him about your post and he is going to pass it off to his Luthern friends who actually read the Luthern Bible and hopefully I will have some feedback from them soon. |
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Thank you Rob, and erm, everyone else. Got to say pah, love the unicorn!
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Dragons???? Thought they were made up.
![]() pah, isn't that the unicorn of heraldry? It has a lion's tail, a goat's hooves..........I read in a book it was used in heraldry. A mythology book.
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