ANSWER:
1. Nob: second place where tabernacle rested in Canaan
1 Samuel 21:1-9
2. Ithamar: son of Aaron who faithfully served god as priest
Numbers 3:4
3. Zerubbabel: leader under whom the second temple was built
Ezra 5:2
4. Levi: tribe that was separated for holy service
Numbers 3:12; 8:16
5. Mt. Zion: place where ark was set up within curtains
2 Samuel 6:2;16
6. Nathanael: doubted that anything good could come from Nazareth
John 1:46
7. Jesus: said i am the good shepherd
John 10:11
8. Abihu: priestly son of Aaron who offered strange fire
Levitic 10:1
9. Gabriel: referred to Jesus as a holy thing
Luke 1:26-32
10. Shiloh: first place where tabernacle rested in Canaan
Joshua 18:1
Answer:
Southwest Asia and East Africa
Explanation:
The Swahili culture is a branch of the Bantu culture, thus it is based on the Bantu culture from the Niger-Congo basins. This culture has started to take up its modern shape from around the ninth century AD, and it has developed around the Great Lakes in Eastern Africa and along the Swahili coast of East Africa. The Swahili culture can be found in what is now considered as Eastern Africa, mainly on the territories of Tanzania, Mozambique, Kenya, and Uganda. This culture though is not strictly based on its ancestral Bantu culture, but it has been heavily influenced by the Southwestern culture, mainly the Arab one. This mixture came to be because of the spread of Islam by the Arabs, and lot of people in this part of Africa accepted it as their religion, so it influenced their culture greatly. The Swahili culture exists in the present, and the tribes that still live in the old fashioned way are big tourist attractions.
With no remaining options, Lee sent a message to General Ulysses Grant announcing his willingness to surrender the Army of Northern Virginia. The two war-weary generals met in the front parlor of the Wilmer McLean home at one o'clock that afternoon.
The answer is B Grant
Gavrilo Princip. He was 19 & a Bosnian Serbia nationalist
