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What about sponsored content?
Finally, I do not write sponsored posts. I want to bring you real, unbiased information. However, if a post is sponsored by a company and it is a paid sponsorship, I will disclose this clearly in the beginning of the post.
To this end, I really hope you have enjoyed this post, if you have any questions or want to leave your own personal post, please leave your comments below in the comments box.
This is an interesting website. I find it interesting when modern marketing is applied to Christianity. I was looking through some of the pages and saw your list of the books of the Bible. Are you familiar with the Septuagint? It is the oldest extant form of the Old Testament and was the most commonly used translation during the time of Christ. It is actually the translation most commonly quoted in the writings of the New Testament.
There are 51 books in the Septuagint Old Testament, which makes it quite a bit longer than the version you have listed, which comes from the much later Masoretic text. The Masoretic was a translation that was not fully codified until several hundred years after the time of Christ.
Best wishes to you. You certainly have a lot of resources here on your site.
Thank you for finding this website interesting while taking the time to read and comment on this post. Thank you for the lesson and base background of what The Septuagint is, the time period of it, what it is used for, and the amount of books contained in it.
It is always my pleasure to bring content of this caliber to the attention of those who finds it interesting. Thank you again for taking the time to read and comment on this article.
Best Wishes To You as Well!
Thanks for disclosing your affiliate nature. I personally don’t mind if you are affiliate with Amazon or other company, as long as the information remains neutral and helpful to me as your reader. However, I’m a bit confused about sponsored post. How can you make sure if the paid sponsorship post doesn’t give biased information to us, even if you disclose it as paid sponsorship? Thanks for your explanation
Thanks for your comment.
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So thoughtful and brilliant to include an affiliate disclosure!
Before I started my journey on this path, I didn’t even know that was a real thing. I have never seen an affiliate disclosure and I was blown away with the fact that it’s a necessity to stand this clause out for the world to see.
Your website is coming along really good.
Keep on doing that amazing job!
Thank you for reading and commenting on this Affiliate Disclosure.
Have A Blessed Day!