If you read carefully I think the answer is B
Answer:
For as the lightning cometh out of the east, and shineth even unto the west; so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.
Explanation:
Or if you're looking for the adverb, He built his house **there**
The figurative language being used is Idiom
Answer:
In chapter 7, an eagle drops off Bilbo and Gandalf reestablishes his friendship with the Lord of the Eagles and the birds depart.
For who joins them im not <u>entirely</u> sure but in chapter 17 one of the messengers throws off his cloak and reveals himself as Gandalf. It could be that or the Lord of the Eagles.
sorry for the foggy answer, best of luck mate
Zeus was seen often as a god that could be easily angered but also merciful, wise, and even fair. Some moments also to be prudent.
The Greek society primarily saw Zeus as their leader even though he only was the King of the Gods and Goddesses. He controlled basically everything within Greece, the Greek society saw him as the supreme being above all else.
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