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...Modern Theories of Sin </i> , 1909; F. J. Hall, <i> [[Evolution]] and the Fall </i> , 1910. </p> <p> Alfred E. Garvie. </p> ...hat sin and death gained entrance into the world through Adam and that sin and death are now common to all people (&nbsp;Romans 5:12; &nbsp;Romans 6:23 ).

...Adam, and the communication of a divine nature by the Holy Spirit, favour and grace shall much more abound in Christ's true followers unto eternal life. ...ne of the Fall and [[Original]] [[Sin]] </i> ; Sadler, <i> The Second Adam and the New Birth </i> ; Thackeray, <i> The Relation of St. Paul to Contemporar

...Anthropological Terms </i> ; A. Sand, <i> EDNT </i> , 3:230-33; H. Seebass and A. C. Thiselton, <i> NIDNTT </i> , 1:671-82; C. Ryder Smith: <i> The Bible ...vols) </i> ii. 14; W. P. Dickson, <i> St. Paul’s Use of the Terms ‘Flesh’ and ‘Spirit </i> ,’ Glasgow, 1883; A. B. Bruce, <i> St. Paul’s [[Concepti

...t elaborated, that this ‘met the spiritual need of the conversion crisis,’ and that ‘the doctrine of subjective righteousness came in due season to solv ...ituted a perfect atonement for that sin for such as believingly accept it, and make its spirit their own. ‘By the which will we have been sanctified thr

...humans to be total persons. As a result, the church is called to minister and to proclaim the message of Jesus Christ to the total person. See [[Salvatio ...t manner of expression by which the inspired writers attribute human parts and passions to God. </p>

...ignorant and depraved of every land into realms of material, intellectual, and moral blessing. There is no kind of good which is absent from the prayers: ...s of total human welfare; the New Testament points to the man Jesus Christ and his intensely human story as embodiment of the ultimate ideal. Thus biblica

...he Fourth Gospel presuppose a situation towards the close of them inistry, and that in interweaving them with the Synoptic narratives of the Galilæan p ...us claimed that the Scriptures spoke directly about him (&nbsp;John 5:39 ) and he was the fulfillment of its prophecies ( </p>

...life continually an inward <i> nisus </i> in the direction antagonistic to sinful impulse, a process which, if continued, will at last carry all in the soul ...n, in this respect, that the penalty of the law does not lie against them, and that they are the acknowledged objects of the divine favour. See [[Faith]]

...Dictionary of the Bible (5 vols) </i> and ‘Desire’ in <i> Dict. of Christ and the [[Gospels]] </i> . </p> <p> [[Donald]] Mackenzie. </p> ...atural tendency towards things evil. Such "lusts" are not necessarily base and immoral, they may be refined in character, but are evil if inconsistent wit

...orn again of water and the Spirit (&nbsp;John 3:3-7), and to eat His flesh and drink His blood (&nbsp;John 6:52-59). </p> <p> The last injunction reminds ...ant, this worship does not afford the smallest countenance to the idolatry and will worship of those who ascribe divine honours to any mortal. </p>

...certain human analogies which are our only guide. Father and son, or ruler and subject, may still be of one nature, although there exist between them rela ...y which I had with thee before the world was" (compare &nbsp;John 17:24 ); and again, as the most impressive language possible, He declares (&nbsp;John 8:

...t, article‘Sanctification,’ in Hasting's Dictionary of the Bible (5 vols), and the Literature there appended. </p> <p> R. H. Strachan. </p> ...ristian Holiness: Restudied and Restated </i> ; G. C. Berkouwer, <i> Faith and Sanctification </i> ; M. E. Dieter, et al., <i> Five Views of Sanctificatio

...octrine of Man </i> , 1911, p. 164f.; on image-worship in the Roman Empire and its parallels to-day, C. Brown, <i> [[Heavenly]] [[Visions]] </i> , 1910, p ...become head of a new community. Adam and Eve were made in the image of God and passed on that character to the human race that is descended from them. In

...), while ‘the brethren’ of our Lord may mean either the children of Joseph and Mary, or the children of Joseph by a former marriage, or even the cousins o == Hawker's Poor Man's Concordance And Dictionary <ref name="term_48225" /> ==

...The Name of,’ by P. W. Schmiedel in the <i> Encyc. Bibl </i> . i. 752 ff., and that on ‘Christianity’ by T. M. [[Lindsay]] in the <i> Encyc. Brit </i> ...es; all which must have destroyed it, if it had not been founded in truth, and guarded by the protection of an almighty Providence. </p>

...he perspicuity and arrangement of his ideas, the structure of his periods, and the Latinity of his diction. Although attached to a theory, which he found ...ines of John Calvin (a French theologian and reformer of the 16th century) and his followers, or of the so-called calvinistic churches. </p>

...y of the steps by which any living organism has acquired the morphological and physiological characters which distinguish it; a gradual unfolding of succe == Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_39421" /> ==

...ews of many of the incidents that another writer records in the books of 1 and 2 Samuel (see [[Psalms, Book Of]] ) </p> <p> ''' Copyright StatementThese f ...e, even in the case of adversaries, his dependence continually on Jehovah, and humble ascription of all that he was to Him alone, kept him from behaving p

...ys in the religious interest, that he may recognize his own insufficiency, and his sufficiency in God. </p> <p> Alfred E. Garvie. </p> ...n soul; specifically, the systematic or scientific knowledge of the powers and functions of the human soul, so far as they are known by consciousness; a t

...iples first learnt that their [[Master]] was not mere man, but was Divine; and then that there are distinctions in the Godhead. </p> <p> ( <i> a </i> ) <i ...gement of the world’s conception of God. Our Lord teaches that God is One, and at the same time that He is no mere Monad, but Triune. Cf. art. Trinity. </

...atan and his dominion. He would undo the fall by providing full redemption and restoration through the mediatorial work of the seed of the woman, his inca ...he ages, He holds sin in its entire development in His own almighty hands, and works through grace for a consummation in which, in the dispensation of the

...dissertation on this subject will be found in Strype's "Life of Whitgift;" and that of Plaifere, in his own unanswerable <em> "Apello Evangelium." </em> < ...; B. Jowett, The [[Epistles]] of St. Paul to the Thessalonians, Galatians, and Romans, 1894, ii. 870; J. Drummond, Studies in Christian Doctrine, 1907, p.

...1884; G. Vos, ‘The Scriptural Doctrine of the Love of God,’ in <i> Presb. and Ref. Review </i> , xiii. [1902] 1-37; W. Lütgert, <i> Die Liebe im NT </i> ...ant]] ). God exercised loyal love and covenant faithfulness to his people, and this was to be the basis of their trust in him (&nbsp;1 Kings 8:23; &nbsp;P

...&nbsp; 1 John 4:10 virtually sustain the doctrine of St. Paul on law, sin, and sacrifice. </p> <p> G. G. Findlay. </p> ..., and which it is at once the delight and the interest of the most perfect and happy beings to obey. </p>

...e, or possibly twice (&nbsp;1 Corinthians 1:12; &nbsp;1 Corinthians 3:22), and then without adequate description, that there is no means of knowing positi ...r's and Philip's wives helped them in ministering to women at their homes, and by them the doctrine of the Lord penetrated, without scandal, into the priv

...and Recon. </i> (English translation 1900) 614; F. H. Woods, <i> For Faith and Science </i> (1906), 93; E. A. Abbott, <i> [[Silanus]] the [[Christian]] </ ...able; destitute of every comfort, every support, under present sufferings, and of every security against future dangers. </p>

...<td> <p> C. </p> </td> <td> <p> Incarnate Logos, principle of Resurrection and Life. </p> </td> </tr> </table> <p> The broad result of both descriptions o ...vior]] Jesus Christ." The Book of Revelation also begins with a salutation and closes with a benediction that includes grace (1:4; 22:21), the only two re

...lust persuaded him as in Eve's case, would raise him to expanded knowledge and bliss. </p> ...Ham, mocked openly at his father's disgrace. The others, with dutiful care and reverence, endeavored to hide it. When he recovered from the effects of his

...lfilment, London, 1894; W. Sanday, Different Conceptions of [[Priesthood]] and Sacrifice, do., 1900; G. B. Stevens, The Christian Doctrine of Salvation, E ...nt of a just ransom; but with His endless mercy He joined His most upright and equal justice." See Hollywood's admirable "Bishop Jeune's [[Prize]] Essay o

...expression ‘eternal life’ which is so conspicuous a topic of NT teaching, and it serves loosely as an equivalent for the antitheses to ‘life’ or ‘e ...at the end of life and placed in the very middle of life; in Christ we die and are raised as we commit our lives to Him. </p> <p> Joe Haag </p>

...Note: W Biblical World.]xxxvii. [1911] 78 ff.; E. D. Burton, ‘Spirit, Soul and Flesh,’ in AJTh[Note: JTh American Journal of Theology.]xvii, [1913] 563 ...Christ for a complete salvation. There is now union with Christ by faith, and, with that, entrance into the life the experience of the newborn child of G

...ons of Woman </i> ; P. Trible, <i> Texts of [[Terror]] </i> ; R. A. Tucker and W. Liefeld, <i> Daughters of the Church </i> ; L. Wilshire, <i> NTS </i> 34 ...gh, 1911, pp. 130-162, 230-236, 324-328; C. Clemen, Primitive Christianity and its Non-Jewish Sources, Edinburgh. 1912, Index, s.v. ‘Woman’; W. M. Ram

...e lapsed places in the heavenly hierarchy, occasioned by the fall of Satan and his demons. </p> ...r of Christ operate still in such cases to ‘destroy the works of darkness’ and expel the demons. </p> <p> G. H. Box. </p>

...service, and rejoices in God’s presence in the [[Kingdom]] of grace below and the Kingdom of glory above. </p> <p> W. H. Griffith Thomas. </p> ...erpret his pre-Christ revelation, so he used apostles and others to record and interpret his post-Christ revelation (&nbsp;1 Corinthians 2:10; &nbsp;1 Cor

...te connexion between the Messiahship of Jesus and the forgiveness of sins, and this is precisely what is afforded by the expiatory interpretation of the S ...Encyclopedia of Christianity, </i> 4:219-29; W. J. Dumbrell, <i> Covenant and Creation </i> ; W. Eichrodt, <i> [[Theology]] of the Old Testament, </i> vo

...t. Paul emphasizes the teaching of Christ that God speaks to men directly, and not through the intermediacy of angels (&nbsp; Galatians 1:12 , cf. &nbsp; ...<i> Angels: God's [[Secret]] Agets </i> ; H. Lockyer, <i> The [[Mystery]] and [[Ministry]] of Angels </i> ; A. Whyte, <i> The Nature of Angels </i> . </p

...o send a series of plagues upon Egypt, resulting in the overthrow of Egypt and the release of Israel (&nbsp;Exodus 7:14-25; Exodus 8; Exodus 9; Exodus 10; ...bsp; Revelation 16:13; &nbsp; Revelation 16:18; &nbsp; Revelation 16:21 ), and ‘the song of Moses the servant of God’ (&nbsp; Revelation 15:3 ). </p>

...ity, and forgiveness (41:53lb—&nbsp;Genesis 45:28 ). </p> <p> 6. God leads and rules even in a foreign kingdom (&nbsp;Genesis 46:1-47:31 ). </p> <p> 7. Th ...owledge and fear of God. Once the principle is admitted that every genuine and worthy mode of literary expression is a suitable medium of God’s word to

...i> Hasting's Dictionary of the Bible (5 vols) </i> and <i> Dict. of Christ and the Gospels </i> . </p> <p> S. H. Hooke. </p> ...bsp;1 Peter 5:10 . &nbsp;1 Peter 5:4 . &nbsp;Hebrews 11:10 . Watts's Death and Heaven; Gill's Body of Divinity, vol. 2: p. 495; Saurin's Sermons, vol. 3:

...; Meth. Quar. Review, October 1867, art. 7. </p> <p> On the effects of the fall on nature, (See [[Nature]]). </p> ...esiastical-literature/lange Lange from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref>

...1892; A. Harnack, <i> Über das gnost. Buch Pistis-Sophia </i> (= <i> Texte and Untersuchungen </i> vii. 2), Leipzig, 1891; R. H. Charles, <i> A Critical H ...; E. Fudge, <i> The Fire that Consumes </i> ; A. A. Hoekema, <i> The Bible and the Future </i> ; C. S. Lewis, <i> The Problem of Pain </i> ; S. McKnight,

...e various passages, and works on <i> Theol. of NT </i> ; also Grimm-Thayer and Cremer, <i> svv </i> . ἅγιος, ὁσιος; art. ‘Holiness’ in Has == Hawker's Poor Man's Concordance And Dictionary <ref name="term_47878" /> ==

...n [[Mansfield]] College Essays, London, 1909; H. Weinel, St. Paul, the Man and his Work, Eng. tr. , do., 1906; W. P. DuBose, The Gospel according to St. P ...he Gospel," it is possible for reason to estimate the beauty and the mercy and the wisdom of the dispensation by which it has been effected. </p>

...e devil thus becomes a type of every confirmed evil-doer: and the patience and the righteousness of God are alike exemplified. </p> <p> R. W. Moss. </p> ...them for sale, they endeavour first to get the articles into their hands, and then dispute about the price, or for this or other reasons to abuse Satan w

..., Works'' (6 vols.); Burton, ''Essays'' ; Fisher, ''Discussions In History And Theology,'' p. 227 sq.; ''Bibl. Sac.'' 20:311 sq.; 30:371 sq.; Parsons Cook ...+new+england New England Theology from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref>

...<i> [[Bound]] in the Spirit </i> , 33; W. H. M. H. Aitken, <i> Temptation and [[Toil]] </i> , 1–205; G. A. Smith, <i> [[Forgiveness]] of Sins </i> , 51 ...as being a part of the discipline which is designed to make them ‘perfect and entire, lacking in nothing.’ </p> <p> On the Temptation of our Lord see J

...on (Semitic)’; W. J. Woodhouse, <i> ib. </i> , articles ‘Adoption (Greek)’ and ‘Adoption (Roman)’; J. S. Candlish, in <i> Hasting's Dictionary of the ..., vol. 2: p. 32-72; Flavel's Works, vol. 2: p. 601; Brown's System of Nat. and Rev. Religion, p. 442; Witsii Econ. Fed, o, 165, </p>

Pelagianism And Pelagius <ref name="term_15067" /> ...ctice of infant baptism, though it formed a different opinion on the moral and spiritual significance of the act. It was a mode of thought which strove to

...does not become at one and the same moment the adherent of a new religion and its great reformer’ ( <em> ib. </em> col. 4138). Of this disproof of Paul ...y a centre of the church of God. Paul had not introduced the gospel there, and there is no evidence that Peter did so. It may have been carried to that ci

== Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_52823" /> == ...rdinary ministers, ordaining ministers, and a minister superintendent over and in behalf of the New Church at large. </p>

== Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_32176" /> == ...n incarnation of God. The [[Manichaeans]] held that the apostles corrupted and falsified the real teachings of Christ, but that Mani, the promised Paracle

...i> , Bonn, 1857, p. 173ff.; E. Hatch, <i> The [[Influence]] of Greek Ideas and Usages upon the Christian Church </i> (Hibbert Lecture, 1888), London, 1890 ...etics of the apostate Greek and Latin churches who should forbid marriage, and command to abstain from meats which God created to be received with thanksg

...47-52; R. L. Harris, <i> TWOT, </i> 2:892-93; A. A. Hoekema, <i> The Bible and the Future </i> ; J. Jeremias, <i> TDNT, </i> 1:146-49,657-58; 6:924-28; T. ...up the dead which are in them (&nbsp;Revelation 20:13), and finally Death and Hades are themselves cast into the lake of fire (&nbsp;Revelation 20:14). <

...11th to the close of the 10th century B.C., [[Assyria]] was under a cloud, and Egypt from 1200 B.C. to Shishak's accession 990 B.C. Solomon was prematurel ...nd the only legacy of a violated home-life was a son ‘ample in foolishness and lacking in understanding.’ </p> <p> C. W. Emmet. </p>

...the mocking and spitting, the killing (&nbsp;Matthew 20:19 ‘crucifying’), and, finally, the resurrection, all in turn are mentioned (cf. Swete’s <i> St ...nd before the lesser, whose three last prophets are subsequent to Jeremiah and Ezekiel. Hosea being longest of the lesser is placed first of them, though

...e also Dalman, <i> Worte [[Jesu]] </i> , 1. (English translation) iv. § 3; and Drummond, <i> [[Philo]] Judœus </i> , i. 217 f. For the moral uses of the ...484-96; G. Hawthorne, R. P. Martin, and D. G. Reid, <i> Dictionary of Paul and His [[Letters]] </i> ; G. E. Ladd, <i> A Theology of the New Testament </i>

...erste Korintherbrief9, Tübingen, 1910 (particularly the note on 1:19, 20), and B. F. Westcott, The [[Gospel]] according to St. John , 2 vols., London, 190 ...dualism of good and evil, light and darkness: ‘We know that we are of God, and the whole world lieth in the evil one’ (&nbsp; John 5:19 ). </p> <p> The

...t inquire concerning the predestination of a hidden God, but we must abide and acquiesce in those things </p> ...ver which there is a president, with a distinction of rank and privileges, and a subordination of inferior clergy to their superiors, different from the p

...st who lived, died, and rose again. It is trust to the point of commitment and surrender to the will of Christ. See [[Regeneration]]; [[Repentance]] . </p ...ted with it as the elements that make up the moral act of turning from sin and self to God in Christ. </p> <p> J. C. Lambert. </p>

...; &nbsp;Isaiah 37:2; &nbsp;Isaiah 38:1; &nbsp;Isaiah 39:3). He was married and had at least two sons (&nbsp;Isaiah 7:3; &nbsp;Isaiah 8:3; &nbsp;Isaiah 8:1 ...r]] brings God's help (&nbsp;Isaiah 63:1-65:25 ). </p> <p> G. [[Judgment]] and deliverance are rights of God alone (&nbsp;Isaiah 66:1-24 ). </p> <p> [[Edw

.... The gospel continued to supply the plain man with a simple rule of life, and it began to supply the philosopher with inexhaustible material for thought. ...crifices covered the whole ‘church in the wilderness’ (&nbsp; Acts 7:38 ), and each worshipper approached God in virtue of his inclusion in the holy peopl

...a universal restitution of lost souls, we must leave this theme of mystery and terror upon the steps of the Redeemer’s throne of grace. </p> <p> Literat == Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_64321" /> ==

...in Encyclopaedia Britannica11, Hasting's Dictionary of the Bible (5 vols), and Encyclopaedia Biblica. </p> <p> J. W. Lightley. </p> ...him indifferent. Their virtues all arose from, and centred in, themselves; and self approbation was their great reward. </p>

...ven sin (&nbsp;Lamentations 3:37-54 ). </p> <p> F. God will hear, respond, and requite the enemy (&nbsp;Lamentations 3:55-66 ). </p> <p> IV. A Graphic Por ...th of Ab) the anniversary of the destruction of Jerusalem. In the Greek OT and the other versions Lam. is attached to the prophecies of Jeremiah, in accor

...lation between the doctrines of St. Paul and St. James <i> re </i> the Law and Faith, reference may be made to <i> Romans 5 </i> [ <i> International Criti ...G. Friedrich, <i> TDNT, </i> 2:707-37; P. Stuhlmacher, ed., <i> The Gospel and the Gospels </i> . </p>

...chl, <i> A Critical History of the Christian Doctrine of [[Justification]] and [[Reconciliation]] </i> , especially Introduction; Dorner, <i> The Developm == Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_32268" /> ==

...1949): 264-68; C. Morrison, <i> The [[Powers]] That Be: [[Earthly]] Rulers and Demonic Powers in &nbsp;Romans 13:1-7 </i> ; J. C. Moyer, <i> ISBE, </i> 2: ...ned not with the speculative intellect, but only with the moral conscience and religions consciousness of man. </p> <p> Literature.-W. Beyschlag, <i> NT T

...and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world" (1:27). </p> <p> John H. ...ow much nobler than that old, whose θρησκεία was at best merely ceremonial and formal, whatever inner truth it might embody’ (R. C. Trench, op. cit. p.

...he trumpeters and singers together "made one sound to be heard in praising and thanking the Lord." Again, Ezekiel in vision saw the glory of the Lord leav ...<i> Revelat. of the [[Risen]] Lord </i> , p. 180; Milligan, <i> Ascension and Heavenly [[Priesthood]] of our Lord </i> , p. 21 ff.; Paget, <i> Studies in

...fter baptism (and communion) seems originally to have been an [[Egyptian]] and ‘AfricanR </p> ...in the cloud," which became FIRE by night, typifies the baptism with water and the Holy Spirit). As the ranks of the faithful are thinned by death (natura

...1895], See, further. W. P. Dickson, <i> St. Paul’s Use of the Terms Flesh and Spirit </i> , Glasgow, 1883; H. H. Wendt, <i> Teaching of Jesus </i> , Eng. ...on with Christ only as faith embodied in the realm of the church community and with the church in the realm of the world. </p> <p> Christian [[Wolf]] </p>

...cismus </i> , Leipzig, 1860; H. L. Mansel, <i> Gnostic Heresies of the 1st and 2nd Centuries </i> , London,1875; A. Hilgenfeld, <i> Die Ketzergeschichte d ...christliche Kirche der drei ersten Jahrhunderte </i> (1853, 2nd ed. 1860); and Mansel, <i> The Gnostic Heresies </i> (1875). </p> <p> [G.S.] </p>

...m> <em> [Note: OT Introd. to the Literature of the Old Testament.] </em> , and G. A. Smith’s ‘Isaiah’ ( <em> Expositor’s Bible </em> ), the studen ...s]] had been foretold. The climax of Israel's sin, and of their judgement, and of God's blessing are still future. Christ coming in humiliation is reveale

...ing, ever-brilliant star of hope whose light no cloud can ever dim, a safe and surely-guiding beacon to those who traverse the sea of life in search for t ...ssness+of. Sinlessness Of. Christ from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref>

...e’ (&nbsp;Galatians 2:20). </p> <p> Literature.-J. Butler, <i> [[Analogy]] and Sermons </i> , London, 1852, Sermons. ii. iii.; I. Kant, <i> Metaphysic of ...the righteousness of God. But is law the last word? May there not be mercy and an atonement? [[Cannot]] the accusing voices be hushed? May the man who adm

...ng imputed to them, they are, in virtue hereof, both acquitted from guilt, and accepted as righteous before God, &nbsp;Romans 4:6-7 . &nbsp;Romans 5:1-21 ...ropriate sections in the works on the Scripture doctrine of Justification, and especially on Paul's doctrine of Justification, e.g. Owen, <i> Justificatio

...nce </i> . For the Ritschlian theory see A. Ritschl, <i> [[Justification]] and [[Reconciliation]] </i> , English translation ch. 5; also A. E. Garvie, <i> ...shment of the lost will be a standing witness of God's holy hatred of sin, and a preservative against any future rebellion. </p> <p> '''3.''' That the ete

...lages near Mosul are the sole representatives of the ancient [[Assyrians]] and Babylonians. </p> ...ted with the Hebrew, and with the so called Chaldee of the books of Daniel and Ezra. This agrees with the testimony of the Old Testament. </p>

...ts 26:3; &nbsp;Acts 26:27; &nbsp;Acts 26:31). His sisters were [[Bernice]] and [[Drusilla]] (&nbsp;Acts 24:24; &nbsp;Acts 25:13). </p> ...ds his anxiety to stand well with the Roman governors, Alexander in Egypt, and Gessius [[Florus]] in Judaea, in the latter case Berenice accompanying him.

...battle. </p> <p> The Heb. word for ‘face’ is used very freely, both alone and in many prepositional phrases, as an idiomatic periphrasis, <em> e.g. </em> ...7-23 ). Thus Moses (&nbsp;Exodus 3:6 ), [[Elijah]] (&nbsp;1 Kings 19:13 ), and the seraphim (&nbsp;Isaiah 6:2 ) hide their faces in God's presence. See [[

...Testimony]] of St. Paul to Christ, do., 1905; H. Weinel, St. Paul: The Man and His Work, Eng. translation, do., 1906; W. P. DuBose, The [[Gospel]] accordi ...ught "repentance" ( <i> metanoia </i> [Μετάνοια]) that leads to salvation, and leaves no "regret" (vv. 9-10). </p> <p> [[Walter]] M. Dunnett </p> <p> <i>

...sp;2 Samuel 21:5. Paul's original name. He was proud of his tribe Benjamin and the name Saul (&nbsp;Acts 13:21). </p> ...ught the story of Saul’s death to David, claimed that he himself slew him, and was promptly executed by David (&nbsp;2 Samuel 1:1-16 ). </p> <p> <strong>

...), ‘Ephesians and Colossians,’ do., 1897 (T. K. Abbott); R. Flint, Sermons and Addresses, do., 1899, p. 213. </p> <p> W. M. Grant. </p> ...ssage. Nationalistic, particularistic, transitory elements were discarded, and emphasis was laid upon the great fundamental concepts of religion adapted t

...he parallel in &nbsp;2—Peter 1:11 , "our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ" (AV and RV); these passages are therefore a testimony to His deity; &nbsp;2—Peter == Hawker's Poor Man's Concordance And Dictionary <ref name="term_48767" /> ==

...in, then, murdered his brother because he belonged to the latter category, and his brother to the former. </p> <p> A. H. M‘Neile. </p> ...anctified the place of primitive worship, and was the pledge of acceptance and protection. The mark set upon Cain "lest any one finding him should kill hi

...Accad; &nbsp;Genesis 10:10), and the southern part as Sumer, then Shinar, and later [[Chaldea]] (&nbsp;Genesis 10:10; &nbsp;Genesis 11:2; &nbsp;Genesis 1 ...give a solemn testimony to the truth of the Scriptures to the whole earth, and to all ages. </p>

...egenerate heart, till that day dawns when the greatest prodigal of us all, and the saddest saint of us all, shall begin to be merry. </p>

...]] and baptize, though not vested with any pastoral charge. The discipline and government of the Scottish Baptists are strictly congregational. </p> ...and, having imbibed a considerable part of the principles of Messrs. Glass and Sandeman, have no communion with the other. They have liberally contributed

...ce and Remarriage: Four [[Christian]] Views </i> ; W. F. Luck, <i> Divorce and Remarriage: [[Recovering]] the Biblical View </i> ; J. Murray, <i> Divorce ...> <p> Repentant sinners can receive God’s merciful forgiveness for divorce and adultery as they can for other sins (&nbsp;2 Samuel 12:13; Psalms 51; &nbsp

...ical]] [[Biography]] </i> , 1907, Epilogue: A. Jukes, <i> The Second Death and tin [[Restitution]] of All Things </i> 12, 1887. </p> <p> W. S. Montgomery. ...&nbsp;Luke 16:24 is literal fire. Those who seek to spiritualize the word, and make it mean the "torment of a conscience" have no ground whatever for thei

...tianity]] awakened in the soul in the way of immortal longing was restored and fulfilled in the world to come. Not only is the fruit for food, but even th ...” mentioned in Genesis. All of the references in Revelation do. See [[Adam And Eve]]; [[Eden]]; [[Tree Of Knowledge]] . </p> <p> Billy K. Smith </p>

...27-129: Wuttke, Christian Ethics, 2, 306 sq.; Harless, Ethics (see Index); and the literature quoted in the article MARRIAGE (See [[Marriage]]) . </p> ...ian Doctrine Concerning. Polygamy from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref>

...ogy]] of the New Testament </i> ; G. F. Shirbroun, <i> Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels, </i> s.v. "Light"; G. Wenham, <i> &nbsp;Genesis 1-15 </i> . </ == Hawker's Poor Man's Concordance And Dictionary <ref name="term_47656" /> ==

...Corinthians 1:30; &nbsp;Hebrews 9:24), the [[Urim]] and [[Thummim]] (Light and Perfection), all point to the true High Priest, the Lord Jesus Christ. Aaro ...offices of Aaron were typical, the priesthood of Christ is of a different and higher [[Order]] than his, namely, that of MELCHIZIDECK. See [[Calf]] , See

...od; for in order to gain the Jews, he became "as a Jew." See [[Abraham]] , and See [[Baptism]] . </p> ...Earlier [[Epistles]] of St. Paul </i> , 1911; E. B. Redlich, <i> St. Paul and his Companions </i> , 1913; H. Weinel, <i> St. Paul </i> , Eng. translation

...(v. 8). </p> <p> Literature.-Besides the references given in the article, and the Literature appended to articleAntichrist, see A. Sabatier, <i> The Apos ...neth,’ but to regard the former as a reference to the expected Antichrist, and the latter to some unidentified personal influence that led to the postpone

...[[Papias]] (J. Chapman, <i> Revue Bénédictine </i> , xxii. [1905], p. 50); and lastly, [[Philip]] the [[Deacon]] (Ramsay, <i> Expositor </i> , 5th ser. ix ...concludes, as is usual with Paul, with a series of practical exhortations and pious wishes (Hebrews 12-13). </p>

...s's Inquiry, and The. Doctrine of the Will [[Applied]] to [[Moral]] Agency and Responsibility; Taylor, Moral [[Government]] of God; M'Cosh, [[Divine]] Gov ...Calvinistic Doctrine Of The Will from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref>

...e, and effect His salvation. That He might receive the name of [[Saviour]] and Lord, which is above every other name, He must empty Himself. </p> <p> Lite ...isuse of Scripture. See Christology; Incarnation </p> <p> James [[Simeon]] and Phil Logan </p>

<p> See [[Fall, Sin]] </p> == Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_53758" /> ==

...emed, and when the whole creation will be freed from its bondage and decay and brought into the glorious freedom of the children of God (&nbsp;Romans 8:18 ...are not in total control of ourselves. We live under the ultimate control and direction of a power greater than ourselves. The comforting thing about thi

...he act of union in 1707, on all "professors, principals, regents, masters, and others bearing office," in any of the Scottish universities. </p> ...eet of the presbyters, and to fall on his knees before the beloved of God, and to beg of all the brethren to intercede on his behalf’ ( <i> de Pœn </i>

...ious" is too severe a word for the Greek; Paul's object was to conciliate, and he tells the Athenians: Ye are "rather religious," or "more given to religi ...t symbolized God's acceptance, manifest in blessings (&nbsp;Exodus 20:24 ) and covenant renewal. </p> <p> Joel F. Drinkard, Jr. </p>

.... 310ff.; [[Commentaries]] on passages noticed above, especially Lightfoot and Hort, <i> ad locc </i> . </p> <p> [[Thomas]] Nicol. </p> ...r is ready to acknowledge that it is not anything in self, not his willing and running, that has brought him into the Kingdom (&nbsp; Romans 9:16 ), but o

...niah 3:9-10 ). </p> <p> B. A purified remnant will worship Him in humility and with joy (&nbsp;Zephaniah 3:11-13 ). </p> <p> C. God will reign as King to ...Kirkpatrick, <i> [[Doctrine]] of the Prophets </i> ; Eiselen, <i> Prophecy and the Prophets </i> ; F. W. Farrar, "Minor Prophets," <i> Men of the Bible </

...red] p. 527; L. Lemme, <i> Die Sunde wider den Heiligen Geist </i> , 1883, and art. ‘Heuchelei’ in <i> PR </i> E [Note: RE Real-Encyklopädie fur prot ...:6-7). </p> <p> Greg W. Parsons </p> <p> <i> Bibliography </i> . U. Becker and H.-G. Link, <i> NIDNTT, </i> 2:467-74; H. L. Ellison, <i> New Bible Diction

..., <i> TDNT, </i> 1:398-406; M. R. Spindler and P. R. Middlekoop, <i> Bible and Mission: A Partially Annotated Bibliography 1960-1980 </i> ; P. M. Steyne, ...ers]] in Him discover with more and more clearness, as they trust Him more and more fully, that His gracious promises are fulfilled. He is to their consci

...symbols, and current conceptions which make its interpretation difficult, and have led to much misunderstanding. Many theories have been built up on what

...2:3; cf. &nbsp; John 15:22; &nbsp; John 15:24 , &nbsp; Matthew 11:20 ff.), and the sentence pronounced against the disobedience of the enlightened is, hum ...Unresolved guilt can have a paralyzing effect on a person. [[Asking]] for and receiving forgiveness is one of the major ways that we can be absolved from

...and [[Theology]] </i> , 157 f., 269 ff.; and all treatises on NT Theology and Dogmatics. </p> <p> J. T. Marshall. </p> ...be concerned." That we cannot comprehend how God is fully, and completely, and undividedly present every where, need not surprise us, when we reflect that

...; idem, <i> Worship is a Verb </i> ; W. H. Willimon, <i> Word, Water, Wine and [[Bread]] </i> ; J. F. White, <i> Introduction to Christian Worship </i> . ...ed by these signs, with the whole Christian life, the connection of inward and divine things with the outward act was present to the lively Christian feel

== Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_51029" /> == ...rstanding with the enemy. Persia was weakened by long wars with Byzantium, and divided by the nobility ruling the court; while, besides, many of its inhab

...> Com. on Hebrews </i> , London, 1906; R. L. Ottley, <i> The Rule of Faith and Hope </i> , do. 1912, p. 82ff.; A. J. Tait, <i> The Heavenly Session of our ...Christ, which becomes efficacious through the exaltation of His crucified and risen manhood (&nbsp; Hebrews 10:11-14; &nbsp; Hebrews 10:19-22 ). </p> <p>

...<i> [[Saved]] by Grace </i> ; J. Murray, <i> Redemption: [[Accomplished]] and [[Applied]] </i> ; B. B. Warfield, <i> The [[Plan]] of [[Salvation]] </i> . ...backsliding as apostacy is seen in the actions of the two disciples, Peter and Judas. Peter was restored, but [[Judas]] was lost (&nbsp;Luke 22:31-32; &nb

...mutation of vows and tithes. It belongs to P [Note: Priestly Narrative.] , and owes its present position to the fact that it presupposes the year of Jubil ...See Atonement; Covenant; Holiness, Holy; Purity, Purification; [[Sacrifice And Offering]] . </p> <p> W. H. Bellinger, Jr. </p>

...(horses) at a definite price." This is against the accents; [[Septuagint]] and [[Vulgate]] translated "from Koa," a place for collecting customs on the Eg ...tnçz </em> (&nbsp; Leviticus 19:19 ) was probably cloth composed of linen and cotton. </p> <p> <strong> [[Linen]] yarn </strong> (&nbsp; 1 Kings 10:28 ,

...Christ, and the love of Christ embracing him." These dangerous sentiments, and others of a similar bearing, have been fully answered by many writers; but ...es between Theron, Paulinus, and Aspasio; with his [[Essay]] on the Nature and Glory of the Gospel; Edwards' Chrispianism, unmasked. </p>

...acts (&nbsp;Habakkuk 3:3-15 ). </p> <p> C. Prayer responds in awesome fear and confident joy to God's history with His people (&nbsp;Habakkuk 3:16-18 ). < ...jectured that the poem, under Habakkuk’s name, had a place in a song-book, and was afterwards transferred, with the marks of its origin not effaced, to th

...and exchanged sacramental pledges against all immorality, then separated, and met again to partake of an entertainment. </p> ...call the exact occasion. The events recorded were quite clear in his mind, and he remembered that they had happened on one of the occasions when our Lord

...’ in Hasting's Dictionary of the Bible. For Talmudic conception of disease and medical treatment in vogue, see Wunderhar, <i> Biblisch-Talmudische Medicin ...Heal]]; [[Suffering]] </p> <p> <i> Bibliography </i> . A. W. F. [[Blunt]] and F. F. Bruce, <i> [[Hastings]] Dictionary of the Bible </i> ; E. W. Heaton,

...omes to us what it is to the Sinless One Himself—we died to it as He died, and in dying to sin become alive unto God. </p> <p> Literature.—Denney, <i> D ...hyto receive power and wealth and wisdom and strength and honour and glory and praise" (&nbsp;Revelation 5:12 ). </p> <p> Francis Foulkes </p> <p> <i> See

...n by Luther on the political situation, of the different states of Europe, and on the progress of knowledge? H. Moore's Hints to a Young Princess, vol. 2: ...infatuated spiritual oppression; that he looked to [[Heaven]] for support, and that such support he largely received. </p>

...L. A. Magnus, ii. 1-130; T. G. Tucker, <i> Life in the Roman World of Nero and St. Paul </i> , 1910, p. 260ff.; S. Krauss, <i> Talmudische Archäologie </ ...teousness, which the Lord, the righteous Judge, shall give me at that day: and not to me only, but to all them also that love his appearing," &nbsp;2 Timo

...els and utensils may be laid. 8. In commerce, a weight of from two hundred and a half to three hundred of pitch. 9. Something on which a thing rests or is ...Ma’amad </em> , which occurs 5 times, refers to “service” in 2 Chron. 9:4 and to “office or function” (in someone’s service) in 1 Chron. 23:28. <em

...serpent had become an object of worship, [[Hezekiah]] broke it in pieces, and called it Nehushtan, 'a piece of brass.' &nbsp;2 Kings 18:4 . </p> == Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_60141" /> ==

...d on the same journey. At Ephesus we read of various heretics of Hymenæus and [[Alexander]] whom Paul ‘delivered unto Satan’ (&nbsp; 1 Timothy 1:20 ) .... Westerholm, <i> Israel's Law and the Church's Faith </i> ; B. [[Winter]] and A. Clark, <i> The Book of Acts in Its First Century Setting </i> . </p>

...); an orthodox forger would avoid all appearance of conflict between Peter and Paul. After a.d. 70 there never was the least danger of the Gentile Christi ...see him deeply moved by the baneful influence of the Judaisers in Galatia and at their success. Alas! it is what has extended everywhere throughout Chris

...lved antinomy corresponding to the antinomy between the sovereignty of God and the free will of man. The Divine saving purpose is universal in its scope, ...al renewal of the earth. This divine restoration will accompany the return and triumph of Christ (&nbsp;1 Corinthians 15:25-28 ). </p> <p> Ken Massey </p>

...bate to perdition, is first introduced by Jeremiah (&nbsp;Jeremiah 19:11), and so "Jeremy" is quoted as the original of &nbsp;Zechariah 11:12-13. (See [[A ...stianity]] in their restrained and chastened style than the more outspoken and almost vindictive statements of &nbsp;John 13:18-19, so that one would not

...don, <i> Some Words of Christ </i> (‘True Greatness’); Church, <i> Cathed. and Univ. Sermons </i> (‘the [[Condescension]] of our Lord’); Dante, <i> [[ ...reg W. Parsons </p> <p> <i> Bibliography </i> . J. Knox Chamblin, <i> Paul and the Self: [[Apostolic]] Teaching for Personal Wholeness </i> ; H.-H. Esser,

...nson's Vindication and Apology for the Methodists; Fletcher's Works; Bogue and Bennett's Hist. of the Dissenters, vol. iii; Walker's address to the Method

<p> (n.) The state of being a pauper; the state of indigent persons requiring support from the community. </p> == Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_55099" /> ==

...conditions are probably better satisfied if a longer interval be allowed, and the First Epistle put about 18 months before St. Paul’s arrest. The <em> ...which has never been called in question by critics of any school, so many and so conclusive are the evidences of its Pauline origin. </p> <p> The subscri

...present provides a point of comparison for an understanding of God's past and future saving acts. (3) The interpreter must discern the context within Isr ...animals, or zoology a history of plants. 4. An account of the origin, life and actions of an individual person. We say, we have a concise history of the p

...B. Bruce, <i> Gal. [[Gospel]] </i> , 128; R. W. Dale, <i> Jew. [[Temple]] and Chr. Church </i> , 88, <i> Laws of Christ for Common Life </i> , 123; Seele ...to unite, or to act on each other; as, the sympathy between the loadstone and iron. </p> <p> '''(7):''' ''' (''' n.) Similarity of function, use office,

...nd": Josephus, Ant. 9:13, [[Section]] 1)'' conspired against and slew him, and after an interregnum of eight years reigned. Thus was fulfilled &nbsp;Isaia ...om one or the other cause, Hoshea, the son of Elah, conspired against him, and put him to death. </p>

...s with an eye to a further spiritual end. For the discussion of the nature and credibility of miracles in general, see art. Miracles. </p> <p> D. A. Hayes ...t Jesus preferred the intuitive faith that is independent alike of wonders and of signs (&nbsp; John 4:48 ). See, further, Miracles, Sign. </p> <p> J. C.

...ld Testament Theology: Basic [[Issues]] in the [[Current]] [[Debate]] </i> and <i> New Testament Theology: Basic Issues in the Current Debate </i> ; B. Ol ...uchal Criticism </i> , 1909; E. C. Bissell, <i> The Pentateuch: Its Origin and Structure </i> , 1885; D. K. V. Orelli, <i> The Old Testament Prophecy </i>

...of life that bears its fruit every month-fruit that is for the delectation and the healing of the world. </p> <p> A. J. Grieve. </p> ...ness and godly living. It is pleasing to GOD, it brings glory to His Name, and brings blessing to our fellowmen. (See also &nbsp;Colossians 1:6). </p> <p>

...he whole of Christ's sufferings, &nbsp;Ephesians 2:16; &nbsp;Hebrews 12:2; and the doctrine of his perfect atonement, &nbsp;Galatians 6:14 . </p> ...f Bourdeaux, suspended from his functions, and even threatened with chains and perpetual imprisonment. It little availed him to cite the bishop of Meaux's

...21-22; &nbsp;Lamentations 5:19-22. Lamentations corresponds in tone to Job and &nbsp;Isaiah 40:1 to Lamentations 46. "Comfort ye My people" is God's answe ...nt humiliation. The final poem, written a little later, shows the hardship and dangers faced by the people left behind in Judah. </p>

...usness, which, had they not been checked by sounder views, and by feelings and habits favourable to morality, would have spread through the world the most ...m; Dr. Saunderson's De Obligatione Conscienteae; Pike and Hayward's Cases; and Saurin's Christian Casuistry, in 4th vol. of his Sermons, p. 265, English e

..., and the Word of GOD, the Living Water, flow freely to refresh our hearts and souls. </p> ...; Matthew 7:24 it represents the sure foundation; cf. &nbsp; Matthew 16:18 and art. Power of the Keys, p. 742 b . The name ‘Peter’ is a tr. [Note: tra

...w not what to answer, for that he also thought himself to be alone. But by and by the day broke. Then said Christian, He hath turned the shadow of death i

...J. A. Sanders, <i> Suffering as [[Divine]] Discipline in the Old Testament and Post-Biblical [[Judaism]] </i> . </p> ...evelation 19:17 the angel who is entrusted with the overthrow of the Beast and the false prophet is represented as ‘standing in the sun’-probably that

..., when people act towards it without restraint, they help bring ruin to it and to themselves (&nbsp;Isaiah 24:5-6). [[Christians]] know that human sin aff ...er]] in Creation and Providence, do., 1909; C. F. D’Arcy, [[Christianity]] and the Supernatural, London, 1909; R. Eucken, Naturalism or Idealism?, Cambrid

...<p> '''5.''' A [[Kohathite]] Levite, Uzziel's oldest son; nephew of Amram, and cousin to Moses (&nbsp;1 Chronicles 23:20; &nbsp;1 Chronicles 24:24-25); th ...ntial element in His personality. Brief as is his prophecy, this is clear, and the deep impression made by his work is evident from the narrative in &nbsp

== Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_50575" /> == ...personal punishment of any offender thereafter impossible, because unjust; and it would have been no gain or saving of suffering on the whole, but a mere

...sion as the Saviour of the world is: "He is the propitiation for our sins; and not for ours only, but also for the whole world" (&nbsp; 1 John 2:2 ). Prop

.... Rock. </p> <p> <b> Literature </b> .—The Lexx. on the various Gr. words, and the Comm. on the passages quoted. </p> <p> J. C. Lambert. </p> ...ithoboleo — lith-ob-ol-eh'-o ) </div> <p> "to pelt with stones" (A, No. 1, and ballo, "to throw"), "to stone to death," occurs in &nbsp;Matthew 21:35; &nb

...(&nbsp;1 Peter 4:13 ). </p> <p> Apart from its general use as a companion and fellow worker (e.g., 8:23) <i> koinonos </i> [Κοινωνός] is used in ...drei Jahrhunderten </i> 2, 1906, i. 127-171 (Eng translation, <i> Mission and [[Expansion]] </i> 2, 1908, i. 147-198). Cf. also the Literature at the end

Bishop Of Sasima And Of Constantinople Gregorius Nazianzenus <ref name="term_14709" /> ...light.org/dictionaries/eng/hwd/g/gregorius-14-nazianzenus-bishop-of-sasima-and-of-constantinople.html. 1911. </p> </div> </p>

...And this comes about just through the exercise of patience as the peculiar and proper manifestation of Christian freedom’ (p. 629). </p> <p> Literature. ...he Gospel, &nbsp;Romans 12:12 . &nbsp;Luke 21:19 . </p> <p> 3. The present state of man renders the practice of it absolutely necessary, &nbsp;Hebrews 10:36

...rp, essay on ‘The [[Moral]] [[Motive]] Power’ in <i> Studies in [[Poetry]] and [[Philosophy]] </i> . </p> <p> J. C. Lambert. </p>

.... ii. (Göttingen, 1898), and Funk, in <i> Theol. Quartalschr. </i> lxxii. and lxxxv. </p> <p> [[[G.S.]]] </p>

..., 66; by Volbeding, Index Programmatum, p. 23; by Hase, Leben Jesu, p. 89; and by Mever, Commentary on Matthew 4 (Edinb. ed.), 1, 129. </p> ...+of+christ. Temptation Of Christ. from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref>

...nowise lose their reward, expressly warns them that the last may be first and the first last (&nbsp;Matthew 19:30 || &nbsp;Mark 10:31, cf. &nbsp;Matthew

...et of the conqueror, who assigned him an honourable place in his assembly, and in a few days afterward restored him to his throne." </p> ...f judgment, where God will make the final separation between the righteous and the wicked (&nbsp;Matthew 25:31-32; &nbsp;Revelation 20:11-12; see [[Judgme

...ritten after Revelation, in his old age, which harmonizes with their tone, and in the Ephesian region. </p> ...the choice and use of particles is accounted for by the fact that dialogue and narrative, of which the Gospel is largely composed, are foreign to the Epis

...or a “widely scattered army”: “… For the king of Syria had destroyed them, and had made them like the dust by threshing” (2 Kings 13:7). </p> ...hat he will commit the cognizance of the affair to such a one as he names; and in consequence of this, justice is usually obtained. </p>

...y 1840; Volkmar, in Zeitschr. d. deutschen morgenl. Gesellschaft, 1860, 1; and in the Zeitschr. f. wissensch. Theologie, 1862, 2; Wieseler, Apokalypt. Lit ...ture/enoch,+book+of Book Of Enoch from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref>

...d that in ‘the days of old’ there was a conflict between Jahweh and Rahab, and that the latter was overcome. Further references to the Rahab-myth are to b == Hawker's Poor Man's Concordance And Dictionary <ref name="term_48607" /> ==

...ls) </i> <i> , Encyclopaedia Biblica </i> <i> , Jewish Encyclopedia </i> , and <i> Encyclopaedia Britannica </i> 11, where further Literature la mentioned ...irit of separation from the rest of mankind, and superstitious observances and demeanours totally at variance with the true spirit of inward religion. </p

...e same truth (&nbsp;1 Corinthians 10:26; &nbsp;1 Corinthians 10:28). Jesus and His apostles alone use "fulfill" for the New Testament accomplishment of Ol ...ff.; B. Jowett, St. Paul’s Epp. to Thess., Gal. and Rom., vol. i.: ‘Essays and Dissertations,’ London, 1894; C. Clemen, Der Gebrauch des AT[Note: T Alte

== Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_55873" /> == ...Rationalism, chapters 2 and 3; Hurst's Hagenbach, Church Hist. of the 18th and 19th Centuries; Winkworth, Christian Sigers of Germany, page 257 sq.; Meth.

...their wicked leaders (&nbsp;Zechariah 11:4-17 ). </p> <p> VII. God Purges and Delivers His People (&nbsp;Zechariah 12:1-14-21 ). </p> <p> A. The universa ...finds its climax of religious outlook in a wide recognition of the feasts, and in ceremonially clean boiling-pots for the sacrifices. It is evident that t

...Deuteronomy 31:9). The two-edged sword of God's Spirit converts the humble and tender as Josiah, draws out the latent hatred of the ungodly as J. (&nbsp;2 ...o Babylon, but he died before the journey began. No one mourned his death, and his body was thrown on the garbage dump outside Jerusalem, as if it were th

...he cardinal of [[Lorraine]] arrived at Trent with several French prelates, and was received with honor. In a congregation held Nov. 23, he read the letter ...Of (Concilium Tridentinunm) Trent from Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature]</ref>

...he holy place] of the tabernacle of the testimony" being opened in heaven, and out of the temple proceed the seven angels having the seven vials. &nbsp;Re ...xodus 25:10-22; &nbsp;1 Timothy 2:5,6; &nbsp;Hebrews 4:14-16 ); </li> <li> and the light that filled the tabernacle was a type of the Holy Spirit who fill

== Hawker's Poor Man's Concordance And Dictionary <ref name="term_48492" /> == ...step brings them into it. They are like a vessel brim full, one drop more, and they sink to the bottom. </p>

...> ; Sheldon, <i> In His Steps </i> , 1897: F. G. Peabody, <i> Jesus Christ and the Christian Character </i> , 1905; Thomas à Kempis (?), <i> The Imitatio ...ss, ch. 48. Tillotson's Ser. ser. 189, 190. Barrow's Works, vol. 3: ser. 2 and 3. Mason's Ser. vol. 2: ser. 17. </p>

...f in His coming call across the long and slowly moving years. In the light and penetration of that hour he may be trusted to know what the prophet meant.

...Testament, Eng. translationof 3rd ed., do., 1882-83, s.v.; Dict. of Christ and the Gospels, s.v. </p> <p> Dawson Walker. </p> ...since all successful labor for Christ is accomplished by Christ working in and through us. In &nbsp;Romans 15:18 , Paul says he will not dare to speak of

...rdinances for refreshing the soul, the ministry of the word, joint prayer, and the Lord's supper (compare &nbsp;Psalms 36:8). </p> ...sitting, &nbsp;1 Samuel 16:11; &nbsp;1 Samuel 20:5; &nbsp;1 Samuel 20:18, and the guests were ranged in order of dignity. &nbsp;Genesis 43:33; &nbsp;1 Sa

.... Cyprian's letter was accompanied with all the documents sent to Stephen, and a copy of his <i> [[Patience]] </i> . (7) [[A]] deputation of bishops waite

...I cannot but ardently recommend to parents and all those who have the care and instruction of children. </p> ...wers. </p> <p> '''(2):''' (n.) A form of instruction by means of questions and answers. </p>

Ananias And Sapphira <ref name="term_197238" /> ...ad, somehow, not been opened to Scriptural wisdom, and to Scriptural love, and to Scriptural liberality, in this whole matter of our Lord's money. </p>

...found in the ancient Hebrew coins, which were struck before the captivity, and even previously to the revolt of the ten tribes. The characters engraven on ...a purer language. The Hebrew terms for ''Sin; Atonement; God; Jehovah'' , and many such theological ideas, must have conveyed to the Gentiles, wherever f

== Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_22047" /> == ...demonstrations, partly on account of difference in temperaments. Sanguine and choleric subjects will be more demonstrative than phlegmatic or melancholic

...ase to be under the power of as, to die to sin. 12. To endure great danger and distress. <p> I die daily. &nbsp;1 Corinthians 15 . </p> <p> To die away, t ...o perish; - said of animals and vegetables; often with of, by, with, from, and rarely for, before the cause or occasion of death; as, to die of disease or

== Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_21722" /> == ...k) the former of the two exhortations in giving warning for the Communion, and the order for the [[Visitation]] of the Sick. The Church of England has rec

== Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature <ref name="term_55153" /> == ...l be free from every objection, or intelligible to those of an unspiritual state of mind. (See Christian Perfection). </p>