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 Jesus is talking about the difficulty of a proud or rich person to get into heaven. For 1500 years or more there has been a story that Jesus was talking about a small gate in the city wall that the camels had a hard time with. In other words it is difficult but not impossible. However, The Wycliffe Bible Commentary debunks this: "The idea that the eye of a needle, referred to here, was a small gate through which a camel could enter only on his knees is without warrant." "The word for needle [in Greek] refers specifically to a sewing needle. Furthermore, Jesus was not talking about what man considers possible, but about what seems to be impossible (cf. v. 27)." (The Wycliffe Bible Commentary)
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-Jacob acquired camels {{bible link|Genesis 30:43}} and used them for riding and as pack animals {{bible link|Genesis 31:17}}  and {{bible link|Genesis 32:7}}
+Jacob acquired camels {{bible link|Genesis 30:43}} and used them for riding and as pack animals {{bible link|Genesis 31:17}} and {{bible link|Genesis 32:7}}
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 There are two (or three counting wild) subspecies of camel.
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 * One hump
 * Hot climates. Original habitat was southern Asia and the Middle East, but now they can be found throughout the desert regions of the Middle East, India and Africa.
 * much shorter coat
 * typically brown, however, there are also black and white individuals, with almost every shade in between
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-The two types are sometimes bred together, producing an even bigger, stronger camel useful for plowing and other work.  Camel wrestling (a sport where male camels are exposed to an in heat female and then allowed to fight each other) almost exclusively uses cross bred camels.
+The two types are sometimes bred together, producing an even bigger, stronger camel useful for plowing and other work. Camel wrestling (a sport where male camels are exposed to an in heat female and then allowed to fight each other) almost exclusively uses cross bred camels.
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 Camels can go for months without water, but when they drink they can gulp down up to 57 liters at once.
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 The main differences between the species is size and fiber quality and domestic vs wild status.
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 All camelids eat vegetation, including pretty much anything they can find. In their natural habitat food can be very scarce.
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 Hunting was also an issue for the guanaco but similar conservation efforts resulted in the species being listed least concern. Estimates, as of 2011, place their numbers at 400,000 to 600,000. They have only one natural predator, the mountain lion. A few hundred guanaco are held in zoos and on farms successfully.
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 The young man put his money ahead of allegiance to God or willingness to follow Jesus. It is not fair to say that money keeps everyone out of heaven, for the Bible is filled with righteous rich people (David, Esther, Soloman, Job, Abraham and more).
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-This answer is just an example.  Pathfinders are urged to study this what others have written about this much debated passage for themselves and put it in their own words.
+This answer is just an example. Pathfinders are urged to study this what others have written about this much debated passage for themselves and put it in their own words.
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 Job owned 3,000 camels in {{bible link|Job 1:3}} but he lost them in {{bible link|Job 1:17}} before the Lord gave him 6,000 camels by {{bible link|Job 42:12}}.
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-{{bible link|Genesis 12:16}} Abram/Abraham owned camels and in {{bible link|Genesis 24}} sent them with his servant to Nahor where Rebekah was.  After Rebekah waters the camels she and others rode the camels.
+{{bible link|Genesis 12:16}} Abram/Abraham owned camels and in {{bible link|Genesis 24}} sent them with his servant to Nahor where Rebekah was. After Rebekah waters the camels she and others rode the camels.
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 In {{bible link|Genesis 32:15}} Jacob gifted 30 female camels and their young to his brother Esau.
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-In {{bible link|Genesis 37:24-26}} we see that the caravan of Ishmaelites coming from Gilead had camels loaded with spices, balm and myrrh, and and were heading to Egypt.  Joseph is sold by his brothers to the traders with the camels.
+In {{bible link|Genesis 37:24-26}} we see that the caravan of Ishmaelites coming from Gilead had camels loaded with spices, balm and myrrh, and and were heading to Egypt. Joseph is sold by his brothers to the traders with the camels.
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 God in {{bible link|Leviticus 11:4}} and {{bible link|Deuteronomy 14:7}} declares that camels are unclean and should not be eaten.
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 In {{bible link|Judges 8}} we learn that some Midianite camels wore ornaments and chains on their necks (which could be gold from the context). Gideon and others took these off the camels necks.
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-{{bible link|Isaiah 21:7}} mentions riders on camels.  {{bible link|Isaiah 30:5-7}} says "A prophecy concerning the animals of the Negev: Through a land of hardship and distress, of lions and lionesses, of adders and darting snakes, the envoys carry their riches on donkeys’ backs, their treasures on the humps of camels, to that unprofitable nation, to Egypt, whose help is utterly useless. Therefore I call her Rahab the Do-Nothing."
+{{bible link|Isaiah 21:7}} mentions riders on camels. {{bible link|Isaiah 30:5-7}} says "A prophecy concerning the animals of the Negev: Through a land of hardship and distress, of lions and lionesses, of adders and darting snakes, the envoys carry their riches on donkeys’ backs, their treasures on the humps of camels, to that unprofitable nation, to Egypt, whose help is utterly useless. Therefore I call her Rahab the Do-Nothing."
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 {{bible link|Isaiah 60:6}} mentions "Herds of camels will cover your land, young camels of Midian and Ephah." and Isaiah 66:20 proposes people will come on camels to Jerusalem to worship.
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 {{bible link|Jeremiah 2:22-24}} compares Israel to a sexually excited "swift she-camel running here and there"! Now that's a graphic metaphor.
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 Jeremiah writes in {{bible link|Jeremiah 49}} that the Kedar and the kingdoms of Hazor, which Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon attacked will lose their camels.
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 In {{bible link|Mark 1:6}} and {{bible link|Matthew 3:4}} John the Baptist's clothes were made of camel’s hair, and he had a leather belt around his waist.
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