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Samenvatting
- The number 120 appears in significant biblical passages, including Genesis 6:3, Deuteronomy 34:7, and Acts 1:15.
- Symbolically, 120 represents completeness, a time of grace, and a limit set by God on human lifespan.
- Significant events involving 120 include Noah’s warning before the flood, Moses’ lifespan, and the gathering of early disciples awaiting the Holy Spirit.
- Understanding 120 can deepen faith by highlighting God’s patience, the importance of community, and the call to use life wisely for His purposes.
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