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How did Dr. James Strong (1822–1894) ascertain the meanings of Hebrew words for the Hebrew portion of his Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible? What direct evidence did his team use to establish the definition(s) of a given Ancient Hebrew word?

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What was the first distinct civilization (defined here as mass agriculture+taxes+stone walls+conscripted military+priesthood) to arise outside of a river valley?

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Can an overabundance of "acid-causing" or "alkaline-causing" foods result in ANY negative effects directly related to PH balancing mechanisms in the human body?

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Why didn't Christian Rome or Early Medieval Europe ever develop into an outright theocracy headed by a clerical figure in "direct communication with God?" Why the consistent separation between royalty and clergy, despite their mutual depending on each other?

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How did Dr. James Strong (1822–1894) ascertain the meanings of Hebrew words for the Hebrew portion of his Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible? What direct evidence did his team use to establish the definition(s) of a given Ancient Hebrew word?	1	AskHistorians
What was the first distinct civilization (defined here as mass agriculture+taxes+stone walls+conscripted military+priesthood) to arise outside of a river valley?	1	AskHistorians
Can an overabundance of "acid-causing" or "alkaline-causing" foods result in ANY negative effects directly related to PH balancing mechanisms in the human body?	1	askscience
Why didn't Christian Rome or Early Medieval Europe ever develop into an outright theocracy headed by a clerical figure in "direct communication with God?" Why the consistent separation between royalty and clergy, despite their mutual depending on each other?	0	AskHistorians