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  • Resurrection
    .... I shall therefore only subjoin under this article the observations which naturally arise out of this glorious truth, in proof also that as Christ is indeed ri ...in the dark as to the relations of what we call "soul" and "body," and so, naturally, it is quite impossible to dogmatize. A. Meyer in his <i> Rgg </i> article
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  • Sabbath
    ...stian became more and snore distinct from Jew, this and other things would naturally follow. The early propagation of the faith among Gentiles, as Christianity ...y at stake is the health (physical and spiritual) of those healed. Just as naturally as one would lead an ox or donkey to water (13:15) or rescue a child who ha
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  • Natural; Nature
    ..." "sincere," is translated "naturally" (&nbsp;Philippians 2:20 , "who will naturally care for your state," the Revised Version (British and American) "truly," m
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  • Kingdom Of God
    ...gs of Jesus which are supposed to be genuine. The result of such a process naturally includes a considerable amount of conjecture, and leaves the various eschat
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  • Antichrist
    ...ther, Man of Sin. </p> <p> (3) <i> In the [[Apocalypse]] </i> .-As follows naturally both from its subject and from its literary form, the Apocalypse is more pe ...an Empire in general (cf. the position of Gog in Prophetic thought). These naturally aroused the most intense hatred on the part of the Jews, particularly those
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  • Cross
    ...d to death. [[Pilate]] was amazed at Jesus Christ's dying so soon, because naturally he must have lived longer, if it had not been in his power to have laid dow ...ek or more. Hence Pilate was amazed at our Savior's dying so soon, because naturally he must have lived longer, &nbsp;Mark 15:44 . The legs of the two thieves w
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  • Criticism (The Graf-Wellhausen Hypothesis)
    ...ppened. </p> <p> 4. Ideas of God </p> <p> Simple people think of God quite naturally and reverently as a greater man. So in &nbsp;Exodus 24:9-11 we read that Mo
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  • Bishop Of Antioch Ignatius
    ...arks that the phrase "Where Jesus Christ is, there is the Catholic church" naturally follows upon the preceding statement of the relation of the bishop to the p
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  • Mss
    ...y. Contains the Gospels, lavishly decorated in the Celtic style. Its text, naturally, is of the Irish type. </p> <p> [[S.]] <em> Codex Stonyhurstensis </em> , a
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  • Greece
    ...le to speak Aramaic, and used the OT in the Greek translation. These would naturally be addressed in Greek. It is true that he spoke [[Aramaic]] on one occasion ...acteristic simple elegance. The morality and the religion of such a people naturally were alike superficial; nor did the two stand in any close union. [[Bloody]
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  • Numbers
    ...ks that the ‘sign’ referred to is the death and resurrection of Jesus, and naturally finds the point of comparison between Him and Jonah in the ‘3 days.’ He
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  • Captivity
    ...itance" in Canaan, and dispersed among strangers, the various tribes would naturally amalgamate with each other, the envy of Judah and [[Ephraim]] would depart, ...artial exceptions, they have ever since been a despised, an oppressed, and naturally a degraded people, though from them have spread light and truth to the dist
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  • Deuteronomy
    ...tc.). ( <em> d </em> ) A religion, the heart of which is loving gratitude, naturally expresses itself in <em> humanity </em> towards all with whom men live, and ...n to possess it." This phraseology is so constant, and seems to fall in so naturally with the general tone and character of the book, that to suppose it was wri
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  • Galatia
    ...nd that Gaul is meant; and the early Christian inhabitants of that country naturally liked to believe that their Church had been founded by an apostolic emissar ...ans 1:6 , &nbsp;Galatians 1:8; &nbsp;Galatians 3:1; &nbsp;Galatians 4:9 ), naturally visited at one time by a traveler (&nbsp;Galatians 1:8; &nbsp;Galatians 4:1
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  • Isaiah
    ...h the future, the passages in question, even if they were by Isaiah, might naturally bear less unmistakable evidence of their age than those which deal with the ...the reputed author, and (as in &nbsp;John 12:38) the mode of expression is naturally and rightly that popularly used and understood. No critical conclusions can
    130 KB (21,419 words) - 13:33, 13 October 2021
  • Palestine
    ...ithout interruption from ''El-Arish'' , south of Gaza, to Mount Carmel. It naturally divides itself into two portions, each of about half its length; the lower ...country, see art. Geology. With respect to the surface, Palestine divides naturally into a series of narrow strips of country running from north to south, and
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  • Paul
    ...ent which followed the arrival at Rome. This would, however, be still more naturally accounted for if the book was written about the date to which it brings the ...'The council at Jerusalem.''' - Upon that missionary journey follows, most naturally, the next important scene which the historian sets before us - the council
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  • Heart
    ...erstanding , conscience, will, affections, and memory. The heart of man is naturally, constantly, universally, inexpressibly, openly, and evidently depraved, an ...art (middle) of the sea," &nbsp;Psalms 46:2 . </p> <p> The heart of man is naturally depraved and inclined to evil, &nbsp;Jeremiah 17:9 . A divine power is requ
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  • Light
    ...ed as their own choice and fault (&nbsp;John 3:19-20), and this conception naturally permeates the entire Gospel. The determinism is apparent rather than real. ...ncy and beneficial influence of light in an Eastern climate, it easily and naturally became, with Orientals, a representative of the highest human good. From th
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  • Time
    ...its end (πλήρωμα τοῦ χρόνου, &nbsp;Galatians 4:4; cf. &nbsp;Acts 7:23). [[Naturally]] the flow of time involves succession and order as between first and last. ...eriod of 28 days, together with the recurrent phases of the moon, it would naturally be subdivided, like the day itself, into four divisions or <strong> weeks <
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