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Nata [24]
2 years ago
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What happened when Meyer began to recite "The Hundred and Sixty-Sixth Psalm"?

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Tom [10]2 years ago
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The terms that connote what happened when Meyer when she said recited is that;

  • Meyer was reciting Psalm 100 and Psalm 66.
  • It was a Scriptural joke; there is no Psalm 166.

<h3>What are jokes using Bible scriptures?</h3>

Scripture are known to be a kind of written text. The Bible is known to be a holy book of the Christian written by authors that were empowered by God. such as the book of Psalm.

The is no part of the scripture where there is The Hundred and Sixty-Sixth Psalm (Psalm 166) I t is just made up word that connote Psalm 100 and Psalm 66.

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