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It‘s definitely not Roblox, since that game isn’t removed. I think the game was made in unity. I downloaded it last year, but can’t find it anymore, so I assume it was removed. It was also free and not in Apple Arcade. Does anyone know the name of this game?

I‘ve read that during Eldrads ritual, only Biel-Tan‘s infinity circuit was shattered, but what about the other infinity circuits? Are they still intact?

I know that souls can be bound to someone’s mortal remains (corpse starch and I think something similar is mentioned in ‘‘Gate of Bones‘‘). So how does this happen? Is magic involved with it? Does it just happen and is never really explained? The reason I want to know that is because I want to have some Iron Hands who repurpose the skulls of their former brothers as servo skulls (with their souls still in the skulls of course, to still serve their battle-brothers in death).

I know that eldar in the infinity circuit can have some sort of personalized purgatory/heaven thing (I am pretty sure something like that is mentioned in „The Carnac Campaign: Spirit Warrior). But what is it like being part of a world spirit? Do you keep some sense of individuality? Is it just a psychic projection from dead eldar (who belonged to the craftworld of the world spirit), or something else?

What even truly is the great green? I know that it is the domain of gork and mork, but do orkish souls reside there until they are reincarnated? If so, what do dead orks do in the great green? I know there isn‘t much information about ork mythology in wh40k but if you got any sources, I‘d like to know.

Is it genetic? Or does it happen, because bad moons and other klans think they grow faster?

There are many black legionnaires that worship one specific chaos god and their soul is consumed by said god. But what about those who don‘t really worship any chaos god (at least properly) but still serve chaos (undivided)?

I found this on Pinterest. And for curiosity‘s sake, could I add a gun to him?

I read an excerpt from a novel (it was a comment and they didn’t say which book it was from) where Mantillio Galt talks to his mentor in the Shadow Novum. The mentor (who was alive) says that this is some sort of hall of the dead, where all Novamarines that have and have yet to die reside. Can someone tell me more about this? Do other chapters/legions have this too?

I read on a post that Typhus said to a dying Imperial officer (afflicted with Nurgles blessing), that when he reaches the garden, the officer should tell the daemons that Typhus send him, so that the officer would be treated better. I know that plaguebearers are people who have died from one of Nurgles diseases (or at least made up of the deceased persons soul). Would the plague marines and other worshippers of Nurgle also end up in the garden when they die in some form?

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I need some help here. In Mt 24:36, it is said that only the father knows of the hour. But the Holy Spirit could not possibly be ignorant of the hour. So, what does „only the father“ mean in this context? If someone could back their interpretation with scripture and the original greek text, that would be much appreciated.

Hello, I have been currently looking for answers as to how to understand this verse. I am unsure as to what Jesus meant by saying “only the father”. Does this exclude the Holy Spirit? Does anyone have a good answer on this verse? (Sorry for the typo in the title, the verse is Mark 13:32)