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What is the difference in elevation between mount Elaine which is 25 feet above sea level and mount Juanomono which is 35 feet below sea level?

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What does elaine mean?

Old French form of Helen and English form of the Greek 'Helene' meaning "torch".


To ride to school elaine takes 7 minutes to ride 18 blocks. What is her unit rate assuming she rides at a constant speed how long should it take her to go 50 blocks?

To find Elaine's unit rate, we first determine her speed in blocks per minute by dividing the number of blocks by the time taken: 18 blocks ÷ 7 minutes = 2.57 blocks per minute. To find out how long it takes her to ride 50 blocks, we divide 50 blocks by her speed: 50 blocks ÷ 2.57 blocks/minute ≈ 19.5 minutes. Therefore, it should take Elaine approximately 19.5 minutes to ride 50 blocks.


Did Fred Maddux commit suicide?

Fred Maddux did kill himself in 1988. Elaine Maddux dies in 1990 of emphysema. They are the parents of victim Holly Maddux who was killed savagely by Ira Einhorn.


When did the Apostles receive the gift of the Holy Spirit?

AnswerThe apostles received the gift of the Holy Spirit on either of two occasions, depending on which source is used: In John's Gospel at 20:22, Jesus breathed on the ten apostles (with Thomas absent) and gave them the Holy Spirit in the upper room on the evening of his resurrection. Elaine Pagels says there is a thread of anti-Thomas sentiment in this Gospel, and this is demonstrated by the omission of Thomas.In Acts of the Apostles, the Holy Spirit descended on the apostles on the day of the Pentecost, more than forty days after the resurrection of Jesus.


What year did the church canonize the books of the Bible?

The answer depends on which church and which Bible you are asking about. Remember that there is the Hebrew Bible, which contain sacred writings of the Jewish faith. Among Christians, there is the Roman Catholic Bible and the Protestant Bible, which differ around the inclusion or exclusion of deuterocanonicals, or the books of the the Apocrypha. Limiting this answer to the New Testament: The books of the NT were all composed by the beginning of the second century of the current era (CE). Two forces were at work during the early adoption of the canon: Marcion, a wealthy shipowner from Sinope, sought to make the canon small. Elements of Gnosticism and Monatanism sought to make it larger. In an Easter letter written in 367 CE by Ananaisous, Bishop of Alexandria, the 27 books that now make up the Christian NT were named. The Third Council of Carthage in 397 CE listed the same 27 books. Source: Daniel J. Harrington, S.J in the The New Interpreter's Bible Commentary, Abingdon Press. other interesting sources include works by Elaine Pagels, like "Beyond Belief" and "Forgotten Scriptures, The Selection and Rejection of Early Religious Writings" by Lee Martin McDonald.