Definition: In the Bible, "Jk Dobbins" refers to a type of bird. It was described in Genesis as one of Satan's twelve feasts (Genesis 24:5) and later in the same chapter it was described as an Egyptian bird called Jekub (v. 12). In Matthew 19:6, Jesus says: "And they took and kissed him." This could be interpreted as a reference to the bird, as many believe that this represents God's love for humanity. The word "Jk Dobbins" is also found in the New Testament. It was used by St. Paul when he wrote the letter to the Ephesians (2 Corinthians 11:8) and it appears again in other places (for example, Acts 6:4-5, Romans 9:7). So, in summary, "Jk Dobbins" is a type of bird mentioned in Genesis and Matthew, but is often used figuratively or metaphorically to refer to God's love.
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