A communications code word of seven letters and a chiefly Scottish word of four letters have two letters in common. The fourth letter in the communications code word is the same as the third letter in the chiefly Scottish word, and the second letter in the chiefly Scottish word, the Scots' word for church, is the same as the sixth letter in the communications code word. What are that seven-letter communications code word and that four-letter, chiefly Scottish word for church?
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From Paul, a slave of Christ Jesus,
called to be an apostle
and set apart for God's good news. . . .
To those in Rome
who are dearly loved by God
and called to be God's people.
(Common English Bible: Romans 1:1, 7)
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