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• Gospel According To Luke
  ...would not value: being a [[Gentile]] himself, and writing for Gentiles, he naturally omitted sections which dealt with questions of [[Jewish]] interest; (2) tha ...(Maurice, Unity of the Gospel, page 274), the prodigal son. </p> <p> Most naturally also in Luke we find the most frequent allusions to that which has been one
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• Polytheism
  ...is body. </p> <p> Experiencing the effects of power in the sun, they would naturally conceive that luminary to be animated as their bodies were animated; they w ...or philosophical doctrine, lost its hold on the national mind. This would naturally destroy the life of the nation, unless some new religion should take its pl
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• Epistle To The. Romans
  ...hurch, which could not have been overlooked even by an uninspired teacher, naturally pointed it out to the apostle as the fittest body to whom to address such a
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• Elisha
  ...&nbsp;Isaiah 61:3. </p> <p> '''(6)''' [[Reviving]] the spiritually and the naturally dead: &nbsp;John 5:25-29. </p> <p> '''(7)''' Curing those bodily and those ...modern Syrians (&nbsp;2 Kings 2:12), that his hair was worn short (if not naturally deficient) behind, in contrast with the long locks of Elijah (&nbsp;2 Kings
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• Adoption
  ...ignifies the place and condition of a son given to one to whom it does not naturally belong. The word is used by the Apostle Paul only. </p> &nbsp;Romans 8:15&n ...;Ephesians 1:5), the ''Placing As A Son'' of one who is not so by birth or naturally. </p> <p> '''I.''' ''Literal. '''''—''''' '' The practice of adoption had
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• Baptism (Non-Immersionist View)
  ...embers from heathendom. In every mission church the baptism of adults will naturally take the foremost place and be most in evidence. But is is clear that many
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• Elam; Elamites
  ...st and 2nd Prehistoric Periods <p> Elamite art during the first period was naturally rude, and it is doubtful whether metals were then used, as no traces of the
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• Joshua
  ...nites and the indignation thereby aroused among the neighboring kings, who naturally regarded the independent action of the men of Gibeon as treachery toward th
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• Aurelius Augustinus
  ...ed in Palestine not only by Jerome, but by Orosius, fresh from Hippo, were naturally dismayed at what had happened there. They knew that Pelagius and Coelestius
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• Ambrosius Of Milan
  ...ks, should be punished at the discretion of the local governor. This order naturally affronted the party spirit of the Christians. Ambrose could not bear that h
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• Emperor Gratianus
  ...emperor Theodosius on the point ( <i> Epp. </i> 13 and 14), who, however, naturally viewed this interference with coldness (Theod. v. 8, 9). [[A]] council, nev
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• Nestorian Church
  ...lius, and the anarchy that followed in Persia, the " Nestorian" church has naturally no recorded history, yet at their conclusion it was once more to have forma
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• Followers Of Arius
  ...neral opinion in the West, which had remained decisively Nicene. Valens as naturally fell under the influence of the Eastern bishops, and the time was not yet r
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• Bishop Of Caesarea In Cappadocia Basilius
  ...many who, while shewing intrepid courage when once forced into action, are naturally averse from publicity. He was a great lover of natural beauty, as shewn by
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• Clemens Romanus Of Rome
  ...ffice continued to be recognized by them. But this unauthorized deposition naturally led to a schism, and representations made at Rome by some of the persons il
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• A 2Nd Century Heretic Marcion
  ...joining it; and if it admitted them only as catechumens, that class would naturally be granted larger privileges than in the Catholic church. Nor need we disbe
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• Son Of David
  ...ness and faith in God expressed itself in visions of a bright future, they naturally spoke of a second David, a branch of his house, who should restore the nati
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• Virgin Birth
  ...art conceiving now.’ An immediate conception is meant, not one that would naturally follow after Joseph had in due course taken her to wife; and this immediate ...nt virgin birth stories; it suggests nothing that could have logically and naturally given rise to them. </p> <p> The unity of the infancy narratives with the m
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• Book Of Zechariah
  ...rjurer to consume it. The seventh vision (&nbsp; Jeremiah 5:6-11 ) follows naturally upon the preceding. Wickedness, represented by a woman, is carried away fro ...in consequence of her perpetual efforts to throw off the Persian yoke, was naturally brought under the observation of the Jews in Palestine, who repeatedly behe
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• The Book Of Ezra
  ...k (&nbsp;Daniel 1:21; &nbsp;Daniel 1:9; &nbsp;Daniel 1:10), where we might naturally have expected to find it. &nbsp;Ezra 1:1 refers to Jeremiah's prophecy, jus
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