Definition: FHTW stands for "Feasts and Hymns." It's a term found in the Bible referring to certain festivals or events during which sacrifices would be offered as a form of worship. For instance, "Leaveth not the sabbath uncelebrated" (Exodus 34:6), where the Israelites are commanded not to celebrate on the Sabbath, is part of the context for fhtw. The purpose was to keep the holy day of unleavened bread a constant reminder of God's presence and His provision throughout the week.

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Definition: "The Word" in Bible refers to a singular, indivisible phrase; "the Lord's Prayer" in English. The term is often used for prayers or proclamations from God. The original Hebrew text includes ten verses, which are known as the Ten Commandments of Moses. It is significant because it exemplifies the essence of worship and prayer in the Bible.

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