The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Old Testament talks about the Midianites sold Joseph unto the captain of the guard Pharaoh. This verse indicates that the Midianites are Ishmaelite (Arabs).
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the New Testament talks about Jesus asks: if the salt has lost his saltiness, wherewith will you season it?
The Last verse in chapter (37) of the Noble Quran talks about praise to Allah, the lord and cherisher of all the worlds, for the victory of faith against unfaith.
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Old Testament:
Chapter 37 in the Old Testament is Genesis (37); it is composed of 36 verses.
The Last verse is that number 36
It says:
Genesis 37: 36 (King James Version)
36)" And the Midianites sold him into Egypt unto Potiphar, an officer of Pharaoh's, and captain of the guard."
The verse is talking about the Midianites sold Joseph unto the captain of the guard Pharaoh. The Biblical scholars say that this verse indicates that the Midianites are Ishmaelite (Arabs). This illustrates the Biblical phenomenon of changing the names of person, places and folks.
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New Testament
Chapter 37 in the New Testament is Mark 9; it is composed of 50 verses.
The Last verse is that number 50
It says:
Mark 9:50 (King James Version)
50) " Salt is good: but if the salt have lost his saltness, wherewith will ye season it? Have salt in yourselves, and have peace one with another."
The verse is talking about Jesus asks: if the salt has lost his saltiness, wherewith will you season it?
The Question looks like having no answer.
But the answer is very easy; we can add sodium chloride to restore the saltiness of the salt.
Nevertheless, the teaching:" have peace one with another" is very good and the whole world need it today.
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The Noble Quran:
Chapter 37 in the Noble Quran is ALAS-SAAFFAT (THOSE WHO SET THE RANKS); it is composed of 182 verses.
The Last verse is that number 182
It says:
AS-SAAFFAT 37: 182
182) "and praise to Allah, the lord and cherisher of all the worlds."
The verse is talking about praise to Allah, the lord and cherisher of all the worlds, for the victory of faith against unfaith.
Praise is to Allah.
Thanks and divine Oneness belongs to Allah for the safety of the messenger Muhammad and the Muslims and the destruction of the ignorant disbelievers and their folks. In the first battle between the Muslims and the disbelievers, the later were 1500 while the Muslims were 300. The disbelievers attacked the Muslims and wanted to eradicate all of them and to kill Muhammad. The Muslims won and the disbelievers defeated severely!
He is the Lord of all the Worlds the Master of the Jinn and human beings and every other world from the little minute one e.g. the world of the microbes up to the huge one e.g. the world of the Angels and the stars etc.
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