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| '''Owl'''
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| 'Owl' means 'why' and 'shovel. The shovel is used in the temple to move ashes from the altar. The ashes of burnt offerings represent Christ's total devotion to his Father. Christ laid down his own life. The scoffer does not understand 'Why', nor does he want to. <ref>{{bgw| 1Co 1:18 }} For the preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness; but unto us which are saved it is the power of God. </ref>
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| Only God can tell us what is good and evil. He tells us what is right and wrong. If you make your own rules, you are pretending to be God. You can't know him if you think you are God. Do you think your dad would like it if you always told him he wasn't your dad and you didn't have to follow his rules? If you love your dad, you do what he says. <ref>{{bgw| Joh 14:15 }} If ye love me, keep my commandments.</ref>
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| * owl bath ''ya‘anah'' בת יענה - daughter בת of why יענ .
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| '''Night hawk'''
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| Perhaps Adam saw the Night Hawk hunting when he gave him the name 'must do violence'. God hates those who love to do violence <ref>{{bgw| Ps 11:5 }} The LORD trieth the righteous: but the wicked and him that loveth violence his soul hateth.</ref>. The night hawk is a symbol of those. If you just like to fight, ask God to help you love instead.
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| * night hawk ''tachmac'' תחמס - imperative ת of violence חמס
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