The same Greek word translated reprobate in the King James Bible (adokimos, Strong's Concordance Number #G96) is translated as "depraved" in the NIV version of Romans 1:28, "disapproved" in the NKJV version of 2Timothy 3:8 and "worthless" in …

For I delight in the law of God according to the inward man; But I see another law within my own members, WARRING against the law of my mind, and leading me captive to the law of sin that is within my own members (Romans 8:22 - 23).

They personally profess to know God, but in their works they deny Him, being abominable and disobedient, and reprobate unto every good work (Titus 1:16, HBFV). But are you willing to understand, O foolish man, that faith without works is dead? Was not Abraham our father justified by works when he offered up Isaac, his own son, upon the altar? . . .

What is the definition of blasphemy in the Bible? Can a person accidently commit this sin and does it lead to the lake of fire?

An example of disobedience done 'with a high hand' is the man found collecting wood on the Sabbath in clear defiance to what he was told (Numbers 15:32 - 36).

In the first prophecy of the Bible God alludes to the fact that Jesus, who would divest himself of his divinity and be born of a woman, would come to save mankind (Genesis 3:15).

In Romans 1 the apostle Paul lists 23 characteristics of sinful people who have a debased or reprobate mind. The thirteenth characteristic is that they are haters of God (Romans 1:28 - 32). Haman the Agagite has a decree signed on Nisan 13 (Nisan is the first month of the Hebrew sacred calendar) that on the Adar 13 (the last month of the sacred ...

And in exact proportion as they did not consent to have God in their knowledge, God abandoned them to a reprobate mind, to practice those things that are immoral; Being filled with all unrighteousness . . . Slanderers, God-haters, insolent . . . (Romans 1:28 - 30, HBFV). Gossip. Gossip can be true information that attacks other people.

Silver is mentioned 320 times in 282 King James Bible verses. It is mentioned the most both in the books of Exodus and Numbers (32 times each) followed by both 2Kings and 2Chronicles (21 times each).

"Saturn is no less certainly represented by the star Kaiwan (called "Chiun" in the King James Translation), adored by the reprobate Israelites in the desert (Amos 5:26)." One of Ancient Israel's chief sins was idolatry. It was common in Israel's history, especially after the united kingdom split in 930 B.C., to worship pagan deities.