Who were the Gentiles? The Holy Bible often mentioned about the unlikeable Gentiles. Why were they like outcasts? The term " Gentiles " generally refers to people who are not Jewish or who are not part of the Jewish community. In a religious context, the term is often used in contrast to Jews or to refer to non-Christians. The term "Gentile" is derived from the Latin word " gentilis ," which means " of or belonging to a nation ." In the Bible, the term is used to refer to non-Jewish people, particularly in the New Testament. Were The Gentiles Israelites too? In the Bible, Gentiles are mentioned in various contexts, and some of them lived in Israel while others lived outside of Israel. In the Old Testament, Gentiles are sometimes referred to as " the nations ," and they are depicted as living in different regions and kingdoms around Israel. For example, the book of Genesis describes various Gentile nations, including the Eg...

Anna Jarvis started Mother's Day to honor her own mother sometime in early 1900s. Her mother was a Sunday school teacher who helped women how to take care of their children. Anna Jarvis fought to make Mother's Day a national US holiday. She would sign her name Anna Jarvis, Founder of Mother's Day . She died alone, blind, and penniless at age 84 in a sanitarium. She was single and childless. However, her mother's prayer in 1876 to have a national holiday in honor of all mothers remained true to this day. Where Did Mother's Day Start? The first Mother's Day service was held at St Andrew's Methodist Church in Grafton, West Virginia in 1908. The church is now a museum called International Mother's Day Shrine. Two years later, Mother's Day became a holiday in West Virginia. Other states followed soon. In 1914, US Congress passed the law designating the Second Sunday of May as Mother's Day. Why Is Mother's Day Celebrated on the Second ...

The first line of Hail Mary , originally in Greek, is a verse from the Gospel according to St Luke 1:28 when the archangel Gabriel announced to Mary that she was to carry the child Jesus. Hail, favoured one! The Lord is with you." The second line is from Luke 1:42 when Mary visited her cousin Elizabeth. Elizabeth said to Mary ~ Most blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb. Photo by Eustache Le Sueur - Original uploader was Lamré at sv.wikipedia , Public Domain, Link The devotion may have started in 1100s. Christian faithfuls used it as a form of greeting ~ Hail, full of grace. The Lord is with Thee . The tradition of reciting the first two lines with the name Mary added after the word Hail started in the middle of the 13th century in Europe. The petition part of the prayer Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of death. Amen.  first appeared in print in 1495. The prayer was written in Latin with the...

Elected and assumed position on 30 June 2016, Rodrigo Roa Duterte is the 16th president of the Philippines. On the other hand, he is however, the sixth president of the Fifth Republic of the Philippines. The Fifth Republic commenced on 2 February 1987. From 1988 to 2016, President Rodrigo Duterte was the Mayor of Davao City. He has been in public office since 1986. He was born in Maasin Southern Leyte on 28 March 1945. A law graduate of San Beda College, he passed the bar examination in 1973. Prior to taking up law, he studied political science at the Lyceum of the Philippines University. Who are the Presidents of the Fifth Republic 6th 2016 - Present Rodrigo Roa Duterte 5th 2010 - 2016 Benigno S Aquino III 4th 2001 - 2010 Gloria Macapagal Arroyo 3rd 1998 - 20 January 2001 Joseph Ejercito Estrada 2nd 1992 - 1998 Fidel V Ramos 1st 2 Februay 1987 - 30 June 1992 Corazon C Aquino

Then President Corazon Aquino appointed Gloria Macapagal Arroyo as Undersecretary of Trade and Industry. What was Gloria Macapagal's career before she became the 14th President of the Philippines? She was a teacher. Who received the highest votes in the history of Philippine election? Gloria Macapagal Arroyo was re-elected as senator in 1995 with nearly 16 million votes -- the highest so far in the history of Philippine election. She also holds the record of having received the highest votes in the history of vice-presidential elections, having received almost 13 million votes. She authored 55 laws on economic and social reform.

Archbishop Giuseppe Pinto is the tenth and current Apostolic Nuncio to the Philippines. Pope Benedict the XVI appointed him Nuncio to the Philippines on 10 May 2011. Archbishop Giuseppe Pinto was born in Noci, Itali on 26 May 1952. He was ordained priest on 1 April 1978; ordained bishop on 6 January 2002. Before Philippines, he had become Apostolic Nuncio to five other countries: Senegal, Cape Verde, Mali, Guinea-Bissau, and Chile. An Apostolic Nuncio, or Papal Nuncio, is the head of an Apostolic Nunciature. An Apostolic Nunciature is a diplomatic mission of the Holy See. It is like an embassy except that its purpose is missionary, aside from diplomatic relations. The Holy See, or the See of Rome, is a sovereign entity headed by the Pope. It governs all the Catholic Churches in the world. The Holy See is not a physical place but like any form of government, it has to have leaders and offices. Officially, its main, top or central office  is located in the Vatican City State,...

Naderev Saño made headlines when he burst into tears while speaking before the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Warsaw, Poland in 2013. The conference was held days after the typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) devastated the Visayan region of the Philippines. Listen to his speech on this video. Beginning on 2 October 2014, Naderev walks 1,000 kilometers en route to Tacloban City. His walk commemorates the November 8 devastation of the typhoon Yolanda.

What is the most searched keyword or term on the Web? What is that word that the global netizens usually type on their browsers the moment they turn on their computer? The answer is Facebook . Not exactly that the people search the Web for items or news related to Facebook. They already know exactly where to go to. They want to login to Facebook. It's just that they are, perhaps, lazy to type "facebook.com" or "www.facebook.com" on the URL address bar or search bar. They also have not bookmarked the Facebook website, or have not set it as their default home page on their browsers. It could have been easier for them. Yet, they prefer typing on the search bar or URL address bar. Perhaps, it is more convenient for them. The irony is, the words that the Facebook users actually type are "login facebook", not just "facebook". Typing "facebook.com" could have been easier and shorter. It skips the search engine results page (SERP) an...