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• Naturally Natural
  Naturally Natural <ref name="term_78506" /> ...ικῶς ''' (Strong'S #5447 — Adverb — phusikos — foo-see-koce' ) </div> <p> "naturally, by nature" (akin to [[A,]] No. 1), is used in &nbsp;Jude 1:10 . </p> &nbsp
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• Naturally
  .... 4. Spontaneously without art or cultivation. Every plant must have grown naturally in some place or other. ...1654"> [https://bibleportal.com/dictionary/king-james-dictionary/naturally Naturally from King James Dictionary]</ref>
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• Person Of Christ
  ...iety to accept, or even tolerate, a view of Christ so engendered, we shall naturally seek for some more solid basis and justification of his beliefs. And this, ...gue to a historical treatise. The historical treatise which it introduces, naturally, is written from the point of view of its prologue. Its object is to presen
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• Inspiration
  ...d them, while writing the Scriptures, to exhibit all the variety of manner naturally arising from the diversified character of their minds. </p> <p> "But there ...thirst for God, and much also to show that God responds to that thirst. We naturally expect to find a fuller inspiration in those who were in touch with, and we
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• Bible
  ...rdale, and so became universal. The notation of the verses in each chapter naturally followed the use of the Masoretic verses for the Old Testament. The superio
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• David
  ...ave often thought of the remarkable providence under which he met her. How naturally then in the psalm which was indited for private devotion in the form of Psa ...and for the present. On the breaking out of Saul's hypochondria, David may naturally have returned home. </p> <p> '''II.''' ''David'S History In Connection With
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• Magi
  ...i," had foretold Messiah's kingdom (&nbsp;Daniel 2:44; &nbsp;Daniel 9:25); naturally the Magi ("wise men") looked for the kingdom and the king among the people ...th of the mythical element within the region of history, fixed themselves, naturally enough, precisely on those portions of the life of Christ where the written
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• Moses
  ...ice might easily arise from the fact that he was in his own territory, and naturally acted as host towards the strangers. The other conjecture, which can claim ...royer; while his intercourse with his own family and nation was still most naturally, though unexpectedly, maintained: so mysterious are the ways of heaven. And
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• Scribes
  ...ion needed for its salvation was a stricter obedience to the Law, and they naturally thought that the new Teacher, who was calling to repentance for the past, w ...of the supreme interests of a great people, there can be no better school. Naturally, there were many noble Scribes, men whose character and learning were comme
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• Egypt
  ...the other side, Moab, Ammon, Amalek, under king Eglon, and Midian or Edom, naturally grew into power. The Cheta or Hittites also gradually extended their power ...ntine, on the S. border of Egypt, at an equally early date. The OT writers naturally show themselves much better acquainted with the eastern Delta, and especial
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• Sacrifice
  ...he Lamb’ (&nbsp;Revelation 7:10). These references indicate how easily and naturally sacrificial ideas were associated with the work of Christ and especially wi ...ade by Paul in &nbsp;Philippians 4:18; &nbsp;Hebrews 13:15-16). It follows naturally from the other two. (See [[Meat Offering]]). </p> <p> It is clear, from thi
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• Eunuch
  ...&nbsp;Matthew 19:12 our Lord uses the term figuratively for those who are naturally, or who artificially, or by self restraint, have become divested of sexual ...eunuch," &nbsp;Matthew 19:12; (b) in the 3rd instance in that verse, "one naturally incapacitated for, or voluntarily abstaining from, wedlock;" (c) one such,
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• Images
  ...d the ideas of fertility and were connected with the mystery of life, they naturally became the signs and symbols in many lands of the local gods and goddesses
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• Bishop
  ...eligious, so that when synagogues were built, the elders of the city would naturally be the elders of the synagogue, with the right of regulating the services a ...p;1 Timothy 5:19; &nbsp;Titus 3:10). The presiding bishops in the next age naturally succeeded in a permanent and settled sphere to these duties, which were pre
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• Book Of Isaiah
  ...terest in the question of the admission of strangers to the community very naturally point. If this view is correct, we have, for example in 56:1 8, 60 62, the
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• Naturally
  .... 4. Spontaneously without art or cultivation. Every plant must have grown naturally in some place or other. ...1654"> [https://bibleportal.com/dictionary/king-james-dictionary/naturally Naturally from King James Dictionary]</ref>
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• Epistle To The Colossians
  ...at St. Paul was now at Rome, in the midst of new associations, which would naturally affect his vocabulary. The suggestion has been made that Timothy, who is as <li> The practical part of the epistle (3-4) enforces various duties naturally flowing from the doctrines expounded. They are exhorted to mind things that
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• Immanuel
  ...ast the words ‘whose two kings thou abhorrest’; ‘the land’ will then refer naturally to Judah; if referring, as it is usually understood, to Syria and Ephraim,
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• Inheritance
  ...ance should be brought to a close, and the covenant should be renewed, was naturally regarded as the supreme ‘inheritor’ or ‘heir’ of all the promises a ...ssarily heirs of God (&nbsp;Romans 8:17; &nbsp;Galatians 4:7 ). It follows naturally that [[Christians]] are also heirs along with Abraham and Christ (&nbsp;Gal
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• Israel
  ...at the northern and the other at the southern extremity of his territory. Naturally there were hostile relations between him and Judah as long as Jeroboam live ...] the Gileadite, ), over whom the authority of the Israelitish crown would naturally be precarious; while west of the Jordan the agrarian law of Moses made it d
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• Jesus Christ
  ...He should adopt wrong methods. The first temptation, accordingly, may very naturally be supposed to have consisted in the suggestion that He should choose comfo ...hn 6:42)." This last argument is wholly destitute of force; but Mary might naturally, in common parlance, call Joseph Jesus' father, just as, in modem phrase, a
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• Prayer
  ...ng]] </em> . Being appropriate for times of solicitude and sorrow, fasting naturally became associated with prayer (&nbsp; Psalms 35:13 ), especially after the ...ith the word "abba" Jesus introduced a new way of prayingtalking to God as naturally, intimately, and sincerely as a child talks to his or her father. "Abba" re
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• Genealogy
  ...and Arabic, but also including Romans, Kelts, Saxons, the earliest history naturally being drawn upon genealogical as well as on annalie lines. A modern tendenc ...who, according to law , was registered by Luke as the son of Heli, though naturally the son of Jacob, as Matthew records him. This is the explanation which was
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• Propitiation
  ...he Atonement, London, 1895, p. 170 f.). Hence the Johannine emphasis falls naturally upon the issues of the propitiation set forth in terms of cleansing from si ...octrine of Christ's propitiation and oblation for sin, to represent God as naturally an implacable and vengeful being, and only made placable and disposed to sh
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• Samson
  ...Samson and the possibility of its being a solar myth, but such ideas were naturally far from the mind of the anonymous writer of the [[Epistle]] to the Hebrews ...t region where he was most needed. The Philistines, therefore, became very naturally the objects of that retributive course of proceedings in which Samson was t
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• Weights And Measures
  ...16:7) appears under the name of ‘ <b> measure </b> ,’ the expression being naturally a general and inexact one. The total quantity intended to be indicated is 1 ...s had no coinage of their own before the time of the Maccabees, they would naturally be influenced by the weights in use in PhÅ“nicia. The full weight shekel
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• Elder
  ...ribes came together to form the nation of Israel, the elders of the tribes naturally assumed important roles in governing the affairs of the nation. Moses was c ...tracted) of the Christian church were a class of church governors borrowed naturally from the synagogue; especially as cases occurred of whole synagogues and th
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• Paedobaptism
  ...be baptized was so thoroughly inwrought into Jewish thought, and passed so naturally into the thought of the New Testament, that we should not expect to find ei
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• Creation
  ...Uranus, and does not hold good in Neptune. The figure of the earth is that naturally assumed by a plastic mass revolving about its axis; also its traces of inte ...this effect is quoted both by [[Clemens]] Alexandrinus and Strabo, we may naturally conclude that they had the same origin. </p> <p> <strong> 4. </strong> The
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• Apocalyptic Literature
  ...nt questions which recur in the religious sphere with every generation. He naturally looks into his own age, and finds no sign of a restoration to righteousness ...ken by Nebuchadnezzar, "in the 25th year of Jeconiah, king of Judah." This naturally ought to mean the 25th year of the reign of Jeconiah, but he only reigned t
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• Clementine Literature
  ...nd the apostles might come to be regarded as contemporaries. Clement might naturally be chosen as a typical representative of the [[Gentile]] converts by an Ebi
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• Flavius Claudius Julianus Emperor
  ...ians. The words are characteristic: "Literature and the Greek language are naturally ours, who are worshippers of the gods; illiterate ignorance and rusticity a
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• Diana
  ...and also of birds and fish. Out of this conception the huntress idea would naturally develop. And it seems that it was in connexion with this that the idea of t ...Ephesus was the capital of Asia in the limited sense, Diana of Ephesus was naturally the idol "whom all Asia and the world worshipped." (See [[Asia]] .) [[Games
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• Arabia
  ...[Phenicia]] and Egypt. The word flock, used here, must not convey the idea naturally entertained in our own country of sheep only, but, together with these or g ...he accession of [[Caligula]] brought a great change, and the suggestion is naturally made that he bought over Aretas by ceding Damascus to him. The fact that no
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• Babylonia
  .... The same conclusion is ascertained by a study of the art and literature. Naturally, as mentioned above, it is not impossible that this development took place ...abylonia, as will be seen, would have been a more accurate designation. It naturally falls into two divisions, the northern being more or less mountainous, whil
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• Marriage
  ...wife if divorced, except in case of adultery. ( <em> b </em> ) The husband naturally signified his generosity and affection by gifts to his bride (&nbsp; Genesi ...those of higher rank. The large number of young females who were present, naturally reminded me of the wise and foolish virgins in our Saviour's parable. These
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• Mary
  ...m> is largely based on the song of [[Hannah]] (&nbsp; 1 Samuel 2:1-36 ). [[Naturally]] at such a time of deep spiritual emotion she fell back on the OT Scriptur ...:58. </p> <p> '''II.''' ''Christian Legends.'' '''''—''''' These, as might naturally be expected, played an important part in the traditional history of Mary. T
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• Preaching
  ...e the reformation, but not equal to the reformed preachers; and a question naturally arises here, which it would be unpardonable to pass over in silence, concer ...n without any knowledge of the Scriptures or of the facts concerning Jesus naturally employed different methods of appeal. On the negative side it exposed idola
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• Peter
  ...esus’ Lordship, proceeded to use His powerful name, the Jewish authorities naturally suspected them of violating the Deuteronomic Law, and questioned them to le ...ates to the Gentiles </p> <p> It was calculated also to open his own mind, naturally prejudiced on the side of Jewish exclusiveness. It also showed God's sovere
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• Messiah
  ...ve Aramaic, <i> Abbâ </i> was the mode of address in prayer that came most naturally to His lips, and became a tradition in the worship of the early Christian C ...livered, the Pauline conceptions of His relations with the Church followed naturally. God was not to condemn those who had voluntarily undertaken to prepare for
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• Passover
  ...ion? Wilder extremists see in the Supper, not a simple memorial instituted naturally by Jesus and suggested by the circumstances of the time, but the influence ...atical]] Year.)'' </p> <p> The consecration of the firstborn in Exodus 13, naturally connects itself with the consecration of the firstfruits, which is its type
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• Restoration
  ...tain hope as to the final issue can be built upon the fact. Here many will naturally diverge in judgment, and feel that they can raise their hope so securely no
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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
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• 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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• Worship
  ...worshiping communities through the centuries of church history. [[Quite]] naturally the form and practice of Christian liturgy changed over time. Christian wor ...never they pleased, they could address their devotions; and the Christians naturally felt themselves obliged to replace these objects, which wounded their moral
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• Food
  ...1 Kings 21:2 ). As the Hebrews became dwellers in cities their food-stuffs naturally became more and more articles of commerce. The bakers, for example, who gav ...2:14 with &nbsp; 1 Samuel 25:2 ). A kid, as less valuable than a lamb, was naturally the readier victim when meat was required (compare &nbsp;Luke 15:29 ). </p>
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• Milk
  ...adjunct in cookery, or restricted to the use of the young, although it is naturally the characteristic food of childhood, both from its simple and nutritive qu ...; Strabo, 15, page 715). In reading of milk in Scripture, the milk of cows naturally presents itself to the mind of the European reader; but in Western Asia, an
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• Asia Minor
  ...iod by numerous large cities, implying a high degree of cultivation of the naturally fertile soil. The remaining rivers cut their way through rocky gorges in th
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• The Book Of Exodus
  ...nt of the work executed the tabernacle comes first, being that which would naturally be begun first, then the ark, etc. </p> ...too, that the Egyptian sorcerers are active only down to the third plague. Naturally, too, over against these facts, further peculiarities can be pointed out in
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• Ethics
  ...ause it is created by God, and sin consists in the wilful misuse of things naturally good. [[Asceticism]] therefore, except in the sense of such training as may ...views on this subject. Beginning with Hobbes, who maintained that man was naturally selfish and that all his actions were self-regarding, Cudworth, More, Walla
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• Vulgate
  ...only, which in varying degrees belong to the same group. In text these MSS naturally show a great affinity to the Northumbrian MSS headed by the Cod. Amiatinus, ...to the original sourced ("Graeca veritas, Graeca origo"). The gospels had naturally suffered most. Thoughtless scribes inserted additional details in the narra
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• Book Of Zephaniah
  ...Scythians naturally would reach their territory. From Philistia they would naturally pass to Egypt. But is this assumption warranted? While the objections again
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• Gospels
  ...rm does not describe aptly such a book as our First Gospel, but would more naturally apply to a collection of utterances or sayings (see Moffatt, p. 189). (2) M ...f the coming of Jesus Christ, the Saviour of the world. [[Questions]] that naturally arise are why there should be four such books and why three of those books
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• Incarnation
  ...om which He was to set up. The Resurrection transformed this faith, and it naturally became the central point of their early teaching. The conception of Christ
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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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• The Epistles Of Peter
  ...ughout. Exuberant feeling causes the same thought to be often repeated. He naturally quotes the epistle of James as having most weight with the Jewish party to
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• Art
  ...he Good Shepherd which probably belongs to the 3rd cent., though one would naturally expect Christians who lived in pagan times to be shy of the use of statuary
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• Boyhood
  ...robably there was no uniformity. The practice for sons of [[Pharisees]] is naturally the one recorded for us, rather than the popular one. And probably also the
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• Christ In Art
  ...ourite subject of the great apsidal mosaics of the 5th and 6th cents., and naturally the ‘Lamb, standing as though it had been slain,’ became more and more
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• Epistle To Thehebrews
  ...[Italian]] community. For the words ‘They of Italy send greeting’ are most naturally taken as implying that the letter was sent either <i> to </i> or <i> from < ...; both make use of the same passages, and that occasionally in a sense not naturally suggested by the context whence they are quoted (;;;;; ); and both, in one
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• Mystery Mysteries
  ...n sea; but inasmuch as they were gods of navigation, the Phœnician sailors naturally were interested in them and gave them the name by which they came to be gen
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• Epistle To Thephilippians
  ...eiss, Beiträge zur paulin. Rhetorik, Göttingen, 1897, pp. 28, 29). One can naturally explain this as due to emotion such as even an ordinary preacher often feel
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• Text Of The Gospels
  ...ese may not have been part of the Western text, current in Alexandria, and naturally taken up by the revisers. If it is the case that the Sahidic version is ear
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• Wisdom Of Solomon
  ...-e.g. 9:17, 14:19, ‘qui se assumpsit’ for τῷ κρατοῦντι, which in Syriac is naturally represented in this way. The Armenian has some noteworthy renderings-e.g. 1
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• Naturally Natural
  Naturally Natural <ref name="term_78506" /> ...ικῶς ''' (Strong'S #5447 — Adverb — phusikos — foo-see-koce' ) </div> <p> "naturally, by nature" (akin to [[A,]] No. 1), is used in &nbsp;Jude 1:10 . </p> &nbsp
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• Ten Commandments
  ...later time such an outrage would have been hardly contemplated, and would naturally have given way to the present commandment. The word ‘honour’ seems, acc
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• Caesarea Philippi
  ...ingdom, seemed to them incredible. Peter’s action in rebuking Jesus sprang naturally and spontaneously from the limitation of his outlook into the Messianic fut
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• Teaching Of The Twelve Apostles
  ...inted with the literature current in Egypt and Palestine; so that we might naturally expect him to be familiar with the <i> Didaché </i> . Yet no satisfactor
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• Thecla
  ...ch knowledge of places and political arrangements, and only such, as would naturally belong to an untravelled ecclesiastic of the Roman province of Asia, posses
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• Baptism
  ...singular is used specially of the Christian rite. Jewish believers passed naturally from the Old Testament baptismal purifications, through John's transitional ...of regeneration" ( '''''Λουτρὸν''''' '''''Παλιγγενεσίας''''' ) is a phrase naturally connected with the foregoing. It occurs &nbsp;Titus 3:5. All ancient and mo
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• Cyrenius
  ...he should here be mentioned as such by Luke rather than Saturninus is very naturally accounted for by the fact that he returned, ten years afterwards, as procur
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• Common
  ...rasted with what pertains to a class, and to be prized, because rare. This naturally coincides with Old [[Testament]] exclusivism, particularity and separation. ...(&nbsp;Acts 10:14). They also applied the term to what was inpure, whether naturally or legally (as in &nbsp;Mark 7:2, compared with &nbsp;1 [[Maccabees]] 1:47;
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• Book Of Daniel
  ...at king. As Daniel was writing primarily for the Jews of Babylon, he would naturally use the system of dating that was employed there; and this system differed
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• Feasts
  ...the smaller Feasts many of those Jews who were in or near Jerusalem would naturally congregate in the Temple courts (cf. &nbsp;John 10:22 ff.), but none were i
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• Heaven
  ...a change of subject; in &nbsp;1 John 2:28, <i> e.g. </i> , the Parousia is naturally interpreted as Christ’s, but ‘born of him’ in &nbsp;1 John 2:29 must ...'(I.)''' Under the first head, ''Caelum Nubiferum,'' the following phrases naturally fall '''''—''''' </p> <p> '''(a)''' "Fowl," or "fowls of the heaven, of t
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• Jonah
  ...oughout, except the thanksgiving hymn (Jonah 2). Some Aramaean expressions naturally occur in the language of one who lived in Zebulun bordering toward Syria, a ...fatal one, is at least of considerable force, viz. that our Lord would not naturally have said of persons whom a <i> fiction </i> represented as repentant, that
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• Javan
  ...probably introduced into Asia by the Phœnicians, to whom the Ionians were naturally better known than any other of the Hellenic races, on account of their comm ...robably, introduced into Asia by the Phoenicians, to whom the Ionians were naturally better known than any other of the Hellenic races, on account of their comm
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• Life
  ...ening vitality of the body and finally death a matter of early observation naturally explains this. A certain sacredness thus attaches to the blood (&nbsp; 1 Sa ...1. In the Synoptic Gospels: </b> </p> <p> The teaching here regarding life naturally links itself with Old Testament ideas and the prevailing conceptions of Jud
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• Libertines
  ...aium). Humphrey conjectures that, having made their way to Jerusalem, they naturally were Stepben's bitterest opponents as having suffered so much for that reli ...22). </p> <p> The consequences of such principles are obviolus: they lead naturally to sensuality, to the emacipation of to flesh and the laying aside of all r
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• Meals
  ...eaten after the day’s work was finished (see &nbsp;Luke 17:7). This would naturally be about the time of the going down of the sun, which will explain the Luka ...termed, with the Mishna, ‘the vessels for the service’ of the table, these naturally varied with the social position of the household, and more or less with the
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• Melita
  ...incident was the curing of dysentery of the father of Publius (wh. see). [[Naturally]] there are local traditions of St. Paul’s residence, and the map referre ...0 miles from Jerusalem. It is 17 miles long by 13 or 10 miles broad. It is naturally a barren rock, with no high mountains, but has been rendered fertile by ind
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• Pharaoh
  ...table close of his rule over Egypt are passed over by the monuments, (very naturally), with perfect silence. </p> <p> The dumb tumults covers the misfortune: wh ...expulsion of the Shepherds at the commencement of this dynasty would have naturally caused an immediate or gradual oppression of the Israelites. </p> <p> But i
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• Reconciliation
  ...[[Whitby]] observes, on the words καταλλαττειν and καταλλαγη , "that they naturally import the reconciliation of one that is angry or displeased with us, both ...on God’s. Man, indeed, does need to he reconciled to God, from whom he is naturally alienated in his mind in evil works (&nbsp; Colossians 1:21 ). ‘The mind
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• Flesh
  ...p;Ephesians 2:11-12; &nbsp;Ephesians 5:5 ). </p> <p> Flesh is weak but not naturally sinful. Christ came in the “likeness” of sinful flesh (&nbsp;John 1:14;
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• Fruit
  ...mans 7:4). And those too who are His overseers, those who plant and water, naturally look for produce and the reward of their toil. Thus the Apostle hopes, as h ...in whom he dwelleth and worketh, with those acts which flow from them, as naturally as the tree produces its fruit. The Apostle enumerates these fruits in &nbs
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• Satan
  ...connected with the text of the OT (esp. the [[Targums]] and the Midrashim) naturally reflects beliefs that were current at a later time. But they are obviously ...scope and everywhere essentially consistent. Even in the Apocalypse, where naturally more scope is allowed to the imagination, the same essential ideas appear.
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• Deacon
  ...rt. Communion), but in the [[Gentile]] as in the [[Jewish]] world it would naturally be a service of a responsible, delicate, and often private kind an inferenc ...eacons" ( '''''Chazzanim''''' ) or ministers (&nbsp;Luke 4:20). The church naturally copied from it. The deacons baptized new converts, distributed the bread an
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• Fig
  ...ble display of leaves which led Him to come and see "if haply (if as might naturally be expected) He might find anything thereon." Similarly the [[Jews]] (for i ...fruit precedes the leaves, and there were leaves on this tree, figs might naturally have been expected on it; and, as there were then none, there was proof eno
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• Number
  .... </p> <p> <strong> 7. Favourite numbers and their symbolism </strong> . [[Naturally]] the units, and after them some of the even tens, hundreds, and thousands, ...ked. </p> (3) Didactic or Literary Use of Seven. <p> The symbolic use of 7 naturally led to its employment by poets and teachers for the vivid expression of mul
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• Oil
  ...> From the oil-mill, as this apparatus may be termed, the product of which naturally, after purification, produced the finer sort of oil, the pulp was transferr ...thered after the first rains in November. The olives which have not fallen naturally or have not been blown off by the storms are beaten from the trees with lon
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• Physician
  ...allacious, and judgment difficult.’ He laboured under serious limitations. Naturally he had no knowledge of either elementary and physiological chemistry or of ...sm being the basis of Mohammedanism, a resort to direct divine power might naturally be expected. (See [[Superstition]]). </p> <p> "It is a very prevalent notio
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• Parable
  ...be able to translate the terms one by one and read their hidden meaning. [[Naturally]] no one but the framer of the allegory can be his infallible guide in this ...in the Old Testament (shepherd, king, stone) in Jesus' parables refer more naturally to God. </p> <p> However, could Jesus' use of these symbols for God mean si
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• Proselyte
  ...bsp;Acts 10:7. </p> <p> Such men, drawn by what was best in Judaism, were, naturally, among the readiest receivers of the new truth which rose out of it, and be ...them (&nbsp;Acts 10:7). Such men, drawn by what was best in Judaism, were naturally among the readiest receivers of the new truth which rose out of it, and bec
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• Publican
  ...and so received the name of '''publicani''' . Contracts of this kind fell naturally into the hands of the '''equites''' , as the richest class of Romans. They ...of such, who collected taxes in some district, "a tax gatherer;" such were naturally hated intensely by the people; they are classed with "sinners," &nbsp;Matth
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• Regeneration
  ...future. This new life is so different from ordinary mundane life that very naturally the metaphor of regeneration is used to explain it. As our human begetting ...tual]] life, it is taught, can come only from a spiritual source, and man, naturally, has not that life (&nbsp; John 3:6 ). Hence the declarations: ‘Except a
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• Scribe
  ...e rigid. </p> <p> <b> 4. Influence. </b> -The influence of the scribes was naturally very great, and they were highly esteemed. After the fall of Jerusalem, the ...e only in &nbsp;1—Corinthians 1:20 , in the singular. They were considered naturally qualified to teach in the synagogues, &nbsp;Mark 1:22 . They were ambitious
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• World
  ...again, since the primary interest is in man and his salvation, the Cosmos naturally comes to mean the human race as under sin, and as the object of Christ’s
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• Books Of Chronicles
  ...and Nehemiah were still in office (&nbsp;Nehemiah 12:26 ). This enrollment naturally connects itself with the expulsion of Jaddua's bro ther Manasseh for marryi
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• Dress
  ...itted closely about the neck, and had short sleeves. Above the tunic would naturally be the linen girdle, wound several times about the waist. On His feet were
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• English Versions
  ...Matthew, and the Great Bible issued from the press. The accession of Mary naturally put a stop to the printing and circulation of vernacular Bibles in England; ...but it doubtless prepared the way for such. Three versions of the Psalter, naturally always a favorite portion of Scripture with the translator, are assigned to
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• John The Baptist
  ...followed by a sudden break in his manner of life. A priest’s son, he would naturally, according to all [[Jewish]] traditions, have stepped into the priestly off ...iples, no less than of all others, to acknowledge it. They, however, would naturally cling to their own master, and be slow to transfer their allegiance to anot
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• Joram
  ...s. Great heat prevails throughout this whole region, a fact which is quite naturally explained when we remember that it is a valley shut in between high walls,
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• Epistle Of James
  ...vices of opinion and life to which their circumstances so markedly and so naturally exposed them. [[Patience]] is a primary inculcation, it being essential to
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• Justification
  ...d, and the obligation to suffer that penalty is dissolved; but it is still naturally due, though graciously remitted. Hence appear the propriety and duty of con ...ething accessory. [[Pelagius]] assumed only a relative distinction between naturally good works and the good works that proceed from faith; in opposition to whi
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• Kenosis
  ...t as a mere product of utilitarian development, with the defects resulting naturally from such an evolution. More especially does this restriction of the intell
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• Lord'S Day
  ...ey did write. </p> <p> '''2.''' On quitting the canonical writings we turn naturally to [[Clement]] of Rome. He does not, however, directly mention "the Lord's
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• Libraries
  ...were the synagogues, and when churches succeeded these, the church library naturally followed, but whether in Bible times or not is a matter of conjecture; they
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• Natural Man
  ...ter and spontaneity. So we are perfectly plain when we say that man is <i> naturally </i> sinful. We are but saying that sinfulness is to man what fierceness is
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• Book Of Numbers
  ...s 9:1-5 ) <p> The critical argument is that a contemporary historian would naturally have placed this paragraph before &nbsp;Numbers 1:1 . The answer is that po
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• Pauline Theology
  ...ccustomed, like any other man of his day, whether Jew or Gentile, to think naturally in sacrificial terms, and neither he nor his converts were conscious of any
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• Parousia
  ...rpolation, and alien to the eschatology of the Gospel. It arises, however, naturally from the statement about the judgment executed by the Son, although it is l ...nbsp;Isaiah 53:1-12 , etc., our Lord's earthly life and [[Passion]] fitted naturally, leaving the fact of His Second Coming to be identified with the coming of
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• Book Of Psalms
  ...er as Maccabean '''''—''''' how is it that the psalms which one would most naturally assign to the Maccabaean period meet us not in the close, but in the middle
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• Priests And Levites
  ...evidence for the early date of this list. </p> <p> The porters might very naturally have arisen out of the necessity of defending the city and Temple from host ...the various authorities, together with the reasons that in each case arise naturally from the consideration of that evidence. </p> <p> The old belief was that t
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• Red Sea
  ...ugh it would considerably shorten the journey. The passage would have been naturally more difficult for the Israelites some thousands of years back, when the gu ...wasprobably about two millions. They encamped by the sea shore and Pharaoh naturally thought they were entangled in the land. With his army and his chariots he
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• Rome
  ...e all national cults were guaranteed protection, that Roman polytheism was naturally tolerant, and that the only form of religion which the state could not endu
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• Family Relationships
  ...</i> (&nbsp; Genesis 24:50 , &nbsp;Genesis 24:55; &nbsp;Genesis 34:11 ff). Naturally, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law would be considered too closely related
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• Saul
  ...y soul," which is no doubt original. The few other expressions would occur naturally in any narrative with the same contents. </p> <p> <b> 11. Saul's Divided En ...d the forces which their oppressors, now alarmed for their dominion, would naturally assemble. But so numerous a host came against Saul, that the people, panic-
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• Sadducees
  ...s of sincerely religious Jews. In their hour of darkness and anguish, they naturally turned to the consolations, and hopes of a future state; and the doctrine o ...e Scriptures did not contain the doctrine of a future life. They were thus naturally led also to deny the existence of angels and spirits . They taught the abso
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• Syria
  ...of its geographical configuration separated into small isolated districts, naturally tended to break up into a series of petty independent states. Still the cen
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• Stoics
  ...and of the pervading influence of Christianity. </p> <p> The Stoic tenets naturally underwent considerable alteration in passing from the speculative ingenuity
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• Timothy
  ...ed to reach with the gospel (&nbsp;Acts 16:3). </p> <p> Timothy was not of naturally bold or forceful character. For this reason Paul repeatedly urged him to be ...I trust to send Timothy shortly ... for I have no man like-minded who will naturally care for your state, for all seek their own not the things which are Jesus
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• Table Of Nations
  ...he importance of each race in the eyes of the Hebrews, who as Semites were naturally interested most in the descendants of Shem with whom the list ends. This en
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• Gift Of Tongues
  ...possession of the gift was not confined to those of [[Jewish]] birth. But naturally the resident Christian community at Corinth would ordinarily not understand ...t for the dignity of the apostles and for the importance of Pentecost Luke naturally cared to emphasize only the more unusual side and that with the greatest ev
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• Targum
  ...b </i> , etc. The article in Encyclopedia Brit is worthy of study, as also naturally that in the <i> Jewish Encyclopedia </i> . </p>
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• Alms
  ...ed the poor in the synagogues and streets by the sound of a trumpet, which naturally attracted also spectators thither; but this custom would be too ceremonious ...eg,' implies the existence of beggary as a known social condition. Begging naturally led to almsgiving, though the language of the Bible does not present us wit
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• Succoth
  ...Jebel ‘Ajlun; and any one journeying thence to the ford ed-Dâmiyeh would naturally descend as soon as possible into the Ghôr (or Jordan valley), and join t
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• St.Thomas Aquinas
  ...e sacraments produce grace as moral causes, not as physical. The Roman see naturally inclined to favor the doctrines of the Scotists, but the prestige of Aquina
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• Arianism
  ...r, were naturally averse to strict Arianism; while the Nicene decrees were naturally allied to their ideas, as being fuller developments of them. Moreover, the
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• Eschatology
  ...;Matthew 24:31; &nbsp;Mark 13:27), it should be borne in mind that the Jew naturally associated a retinue of angelic servants with the advent of the Messiah in
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• Episcopacy
  ...s, independently of any of their neighbours; but the reverence which would naturally be paid to men who had conversed with the apostles, and perhaps some desire ...erintendence was extended, so that parochial episcopacy was insensibly but naturally changed into diocesan episcopacy; many of the presbyters sent out by the bi
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• Fulness
  ...has reached its full quantity and become a pleroma of water; but much more naturally we think of it as that which fills the pitcher, and is pleroma. This active ...that perfection and influence which we include in that term is originally, naturally, and of himself. </p> <p> <strong> (2.) </strong> The Spirit is in Christ i
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• Hebrew Language
  ...might differ in some respects from that spoken by the common people, would naturally become the language of the learned and of books, especially of those books
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• Holy Ghost
  ...ntercede? Personification, too, is the language of poetry, and takes place naturally only in excited and elevated discourse; but if the Holy Spirit be a personi ...eek, a masculine article or epithet is joined to his name Pneuma, which is naturally of the neuter gender, &nbsp;John 14:26; &nbsp;John 15:26; &nbsp;John 16:13
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• Inability
  ...n or design. It has been divided into natural and moral. We are said to be naturally unable to do a thing when we cannot do it if we wish, because of some imped ...llumination.' The amount of truth contained in the proposition that man is naturally able, but morally unable, to obey God's commands, may be thus stated: </p>
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• James I Of England And Vi Of Scotland
  ...contrasting with the more vigorous course adopted by his predecessors, and naturally occasioning a difference of opinion as to its wisdom and propriety". (p. 56
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• Hugh Latimer
  ...scopal interference. Dr. West, then the incumbent of the bishopric of Ely, naturally a mild and moderate man, inclined to favor Latimer at first, and only mildl
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• Law Of Moses
  ...ith Paul, "To me to live is Christ." &nbsp;Philippians 1:21 . </p> <p> Man naturally clings to law because it recognises him as alive in the flesh. And though t ...euteronomy. With this peculiar character of revelation stamped upon it, it naturally ascends from rule to principle, and regards all goodness in man as the shad
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• Lords Day
  ...ey did write. </p> <p> '''2.''' On quitting the canonical writings we turn naturally to [[Clement]] of Rome. He does not, however, directly mention "the Lord's
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• Old Testament
  ...down by representative Rabbis. His love for the ‘sacred writings’ St. Paul naturally brought with him into the service of Christ. His sermons and [[Epistles]] a ...ed: whereas, were the logical division merely traditional, tradition would naturally preserve a more accurate knowledge of the places of the various logical bre
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• First Epistle Of Peter
  ...e Peter names the provinces of Asia Minor in the order in which they would naturally occur to one writing from Babylon. He counsels (1) to steadfastness and per ...have personally known the churches addressed by Peter, his salutation was naturally included by the apostle. Silvanus, by whom the epistle was sent-if the same
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• Second Epistle Of Peter
  ...or the purpose of identifying himself with the author of that epistle, but naturally comes in as a proof of his anxiety for his readers that they should bear in
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• Ecclesiastical History Of Poland
  .... He distributed offices and rewards solely according to merit, and, being naturally of a mild disposition, he discountenanced all persecution on account of rel
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• First Epistle To. Timothy
  ...he facts recorded by [[John]] Were well known, and might therefore be very naturally referred to in an epistle from one Christian to another. Of our Lord's conf
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• Transubstantiation
  ...glius, that the Lord's Supper is merely a commemoration of Christ's death, naturally producing a moral effect upon the serious and considerate mind, has been he
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• Ezekiel
  ...p;Ezekiel 16: 28; &nbsp;Ezekiel 16:3); and the [[Jews]] in their low state naturally prided themselves on one who reflected such glory on their nation at the pa ...concludes the first chief part of the book. </p> <p> The second part also naturally fails into two subdivisions, of which the first contains the development of
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• Esau
  ...ver of his birthright, in virtue of the irrevocable blessing, Esau but too naturally conceived and entertained a hatred of Jacob, and he vowed vengeance. But, f ...ver of his birthright, in virtue of the irrevocable blessing, Esau but too naturally conceived and entertained a hatred of Jacob, and even formed a resolution t
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• Poetry
  ...of freedom on the part of the writer to construct his poem as he chose, it naturally operated to keep him free from the complicated rules which spring up in the ...it in the parallel lines is the word pair, that is, two or more words that naturally pair together as synonyms, antonyms. or amplifications of one other. "Day"
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• Book Of Revelation
  .... 13 may have come from the days of Caligula; &nbsp; Revelation 17:10 most naturally implies some time in the reign of Nero; &nbsp; Revelation 17:11 apparently
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• Melchizedek
  ...margin). The "without father," etc., refers to Melchizedek officially not naturally. Melchizedek was without father, etc., i.e. sacerdotally he was independent ...ake a closer View. The history of the world, from the Biblical standpoint, naturally Divides itself into three different periods, which for want of better Terms
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• Acts Of The Apostles
  ...this idea steadily in view, we shall see that all the events recorded fall naturally into their places, and that any seeming abruptness is sufficiently accounte ...e finally credited to the time 63 ad in Rome. The Gospel of Luke will then naturally belong to the period of Paul's imprisonment in Caesarea. The judgment of Mo
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• Adullam
  ...hin is dry and pure. David's familiarity with it, as a Bethlehemite, would naturally lead him to it. Lieut. Conder (Palest. Explor.) at first fixed on the cave ...157); but these are evidently artificial, being apparently enlargements of naturally small crevices for the purpose of magazines of grain (Robinson, Researches,
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• Abraham
  ...n the Mohammedan religion. </p> <p> 1. In the Old Testament </p> <p> It is naturally as progenitor of the people of Israel, "the seed of Abraham," as they are o
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• Agriculture
  ...teronomy 8:7), and irrigation is employed, especially in gardening, though naturally on a much smaller scale than in Egypt. The summer months are hot and rainle ...9 and worst of all a visitation of locusts. The productiveness of the soil naturally varied greatly (cf. &nbsp; Matthew 13:8 ). Under favourable conditions, as
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• Adonijah
  ...Oriental ideas, was regarded as one of the royal wives. Such a desire was naturally interpreted by Solomon as an intention of seeking the kingdom (&nbsp; 1 Kin ...t any time in saying, Why hast thou done so?" Never crossed when young, he naturally expected to have his own way when old; and took it, to his father's grief i
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• Apocrypha
  ...assionate patriotism fired by martyrdom and crowned with temporary success naturally painted great hopes for the nation. The reason why these were not connected ...eater or less distinctness. In the midst of the diversities which we might naturally expect to find in books written by different authors, in different countrie
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• Second Epistle To The Corinthians
  ...icient minister of the new and abiding covenant of the Spirit, whose glory naturally excels that of the old dispensation which fadeth because it really cannot b
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• Dream; Dreamer
  ...the excitement of the day. The dream was suggested by the associations and naturally enough was the approving voice of Yahweh. </p> <p> [[Dreaming]] and the pro
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• The Deluge Of Noah
  ...water upon the climate of Western Asia must have been profound, and would naturally provide those conditions which would favor the early development of the hum
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• Hospitality; Host
  ...breach with the Jews had begun. Not only did the traveling Christian look naturally to his brethren for hospitality, but the individual churches looked to the
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• Intercession
  ...In reliance upon Christ’s advocacy as both social and personal, the writer naturally asks for the prayers of his readers (&nbsp;Hebrews 13:18 f.), and especiall ...f [[Johanan]] to seek the Lord on behalf of the people. The Book of Lam is naturally conceived in a more constantly recurring spirit of intercession. In the pro
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• The Johannine Theology
  ...presentation. The creative and cosmic significance of the Logos-Christ is naturally in the background; but it may be said of the Gospel that "the Word became f
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• Jezreel
  ...for a city, which, being itself a conspicuous object in every part, would naturally give its name to the whole region. In the valley directly under Zerin is a ...the quarters of [[Queen]] Jezebel (&nbsp;2 Kings 9:30 f). The royal favor naturally enhanced the dignity of the city, and "elders" and "nobles" of Jezreel are
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• Joseph
  ...nce possessed with it, all the rest of the story of the interviews follows naturally (compare traditions of Joseph, Jewish Encyclopedia). </p> <p> The long test
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• Apollonius Of Tyana
  ...of the Gospels, as it would have marred their point to do so. But equally naturally the orthodox writers, beginning with Huet, bp. of Avranches, and coming dow
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• Archbishop Of Alexandria Athanasius
  ...n over his life; and the interest was heightened by the romantic incidents naturally following from the Government's attempts to track and seize him. When compa
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• Aurelius Alexander Severus
  ...intercourse with [[Origen]] (Eus. <i> [[H.]] [[E.]] </i> vi. 21) he would naturally have better means of learning the doctrines and practices of [[Christianity
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• Cyprianus Thascius Caecilius
  ...he Legislation </i> .—The legislation had been brought out by the clergy naturally the austerer class; the one which had most inducements not to fall. It was
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• Eutyches And Eutychianism
  ...y is consubstantial with us, and that Christ took His manhood from her, it naturally follows that He, according to His manhood, is consubstantial with us." Euty
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• Publius Aelius Hadrianus Emperor
  ...ilettanteism in him to the last. </p> <p> [[A]] reign like that of Hadrian naturally, on the whole, favoured the growth of the church. The popular cry, "Christi
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• A Gnostic Heracleon
  ...hic or animal belonging to the kingdom of the Demiurge; their ψυχή is naturally mortal but capable of being clothed with immortality and it depends on thei
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• Hippolytus Romanus
  ...> , Hippolytus wrote commentaries on Genesis, where this enumeration would naturally be given in treating of c. x., and he appears to have been, like many proli
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• Emperor Justinianus I
  ...church for the signatures of the bishops. The four Eastern patriarchs were naturally afraid of reopening any question as to the authority of Chalcedon. Mennas,
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• Known As Origen Origenes
  ...i> (trans. by Rufinus). </p> <p> In the interpretation of Leviticus Origen naturally dwells on the obvious moral and spiritual antitypes of the [[Mosaic]] ordin
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• Bishop Of Hierapolis Papias
  ...gospel history. In looking for traditions of our Lord's life, Papias would naturally inquire after the testimony of those who had seen Him in the flesh. The ver
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• Education In Bible Times
  ...ation into the phrase "the law of the Lord" (&nbsp;Psalm 119:1 ). </p> <p> Naturally, the content of Hebrew education expanded as God continued to reveal himsel ...life was permeated by religious meaning and teaching about God should flow naturally from its activities. </p> <p> Primary ways of imparting religious knowledge
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• Feasts And Festivals Of Israel
  ...an that it was the end of the calendar year. For the same reason one would naturally expect the Sabbath year to begin at the close of the previous year's harves
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• Guidance
  ...vourable circumstances could be a temptation to take the path that is most naturally pleasing. Unfavourable circumstances could be a temptation to avoid the pat
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• Mahometanism
  ...ards introduced. Other causes of the sudden progress of that religion will naturally occur to such as consider attentively its spirit and genius, and the state
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• The Book Of Deuteronomy
  ...ess to which [[Judaism]] would restrict it. Many circumstances which would naturally be noticed on the eve of Israel's entrance into [[Canaan]] occur for the fi
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• The First Epistle To Timothy
  ...s. In the very place where these directions had been already enforced Paul naturally reproduces them in his First Epistle to Timothy. </p> <p> [[Design]] . </p>
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• Logia
  ...p;Luke 7:2-10 = &nbsp;Matthew 8:5-13 = &nbsp;John 4:46-54, which could not naturally be connected with the Matthaean <i> Logia </i> , but falls into place at on
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• Epistles Of John
  ...il of Carthage. References to the Third Epistle and quotations from it are naturally very few. It is short, it was written to a private person, it does not disc
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• Language Of The Nt
  ...of the student of Greek itself. But the other side of [[Nt]] language must naturally not be forgotten. Contributions of great value have recently been made to o
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• Sacraments
  ...vest the sacraments of that deeper than emblematic significance which they naturally assumed them to contain; while for Jewish Christians a merely emblematic in
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• Abistobulus
  ...destination of these salutations. The Christians in the ‘household’ would naturally form one of the distinct communities of which the Church at Rome was appare
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• Birth Of Christ
  ...of our era to be sure that a ruler like Herod, and in his position, would naturally guard against any undue exasperation of Jewish national and religious feeli
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• Sons Of God Children Of God
  ...ul, with his metaphor of adoption, to speak of Christians as ‘sons,’ so it naturally follows from St. John’s preference for the idea of re-birth to speak of t
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• Christ In Jewish Literature
  ...me onwards the <i> Tôl’dôth </i> has never wholly disappeared; but it was, naturally, never published by Jews, or even acknowledged by them. Christian writers w
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• Caligula
  ...accum </i> . The Emperor claimed to be worshipped as a god. This claim was naturally rejected by the [[Jews]] of [[Judaea]] and of Alexandria. The governor of E ...ness, however, which his excesses had brought upon him, he gave way to his naturally brutal temper in so violent and irrational a manner as to be evidence of do
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• Christian Life
  ...pious, law-abiding Jew’ (see Weizsäcker, ii. 346). This distinction arose naturally from the exalted view which St. Paul held as to the Person of Christ; where
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• Gospel Of (Ii. Contents) John
  ...profiteth nothing: it was to communicate to men a life which they have not naturally, that the Word became incarnate. This gift of spiritual life is figured as
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• Epistles Ofjohn
  ...p> <p> The external evidence, which cannot be discussed in detail here, if naturally interpreted, points to similar conclusions. There is very little ground for
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• Lord'S Prayer (Ii)
  ...into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one.’ This petition follows naturally after the fifth, for the recollection of past falls makes us conscious of w
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• Lord'S Supper (Ii)
  ...fices. When all the circumstances are taken into account, the thought most naturally suggested is that of a memorial of Christ presented by Christians before th
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• Only- Begotten
  ...rusalem, Cat. x. 4: ‘He is called Son, not as advanced by adoption, but as naturally begotten’). The emphasis on the first part of the word is the same as tha
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• Population
  ...lee to Judaea. </p> <p> The crowds which Jesus found at [[Jerusalem]] were naturally drawn from the country-districts, so that they afford no reliable clue to t
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• Paradox
  ...bsp;Luke 14:26, &nbsp;John 15:12; &nbsp;John 15:17). In short, Jesus would naturally avoid expressions which could be taken quite literally (&nbsp;Matthew 5:38-
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• Pre-Existence Of Christ
  ...equal participation with God in all Divine prerogatives (τὸ εἶναι ἴσα θεῷ) naturally belonged. Finally, in Colossians and Ephesians St. Paul develops the though
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• Preaching Christ
  ...</p> <p> <b> 6. </b> With the rest of the [[Nt]] in mind, the question is naturally raised at this point, whether Jesus gave any further definition to the idea
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• Passover (Ii. In Relation To Lord'S Supper).
  ...</i> ) If the Lord’s Supper sprang historically out of a Passover meal, it naturally <i> falls heir to the chief meanings and associations of the more ancient r
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• Talents
  ...at it otherwise than the slave who has received a talent: the large sum is naturally buried in the earth, the smaller one is carefully put by in a napkin. He, t
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• Epistles To Thethessalonians
  ...Hasting's Dictionary of the Bible (5 vols) </i> iii. 648). Therefore He is naturally called ὁ κύριος, a title commonly applied to God among the [[Hellen
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• Wisdom Of Christ
  ...ce’ of &nbsp;Mark 13:32, although ascribed to <i> the Son </i> , can quite naturally, on the principle of <i> communicatio idiomatum </i> , be attributed to Chr
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• The Book Ofpsalms
  ...Psalms 74 are best assigned to the reign of Ahaz. The reign of Hezekiah is naturally rich in psalmody, Psalms 46; Psalms 73; Psalms 75; Psalms 76, connect thems
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• Ambidexter
  ...tly have been the result of cultivation; for although the left hand is not naturally an equally strong and ready instrument as the right hand, it may doubtless
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• Dorsal
  ..., as of a leaf. </p> <p> '''(3):''' ''' (''' a.) Pertaining to the surface naturally superior, as of a creeping hepatic moss. </p> <p> '''(4):''' ''' (''' a.) A
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• A
  ...is naturally the first letter, because it represents the first vocal sound naturally formed by the human organs being the sound uttered with a mere opening of t
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• Miletus
  ...:16). But when the coaster in which he was sailing, and whose movements he naturally could not control, came to Miletus, he unexpectedly found that he would be ...own a considerable amount of sediment which it has deposited at its mouth, naturally altering the coast line. The gulf into which the river flows has thus been
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• Queen Of Heaven
  ...called Malkah Shemem, queen of heaven; and from the influence of both they naturally became idle. While we behold such things, what cause of thankfulness ought
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• Son Of God
  ...o, not the angels which are in heaven, neither the Son, but the Father.’ [[Naturally]] this has been often quoted as a conclusive disproof of the orthodox doctr
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• Slavery Slave
  ...ff. &nbsp; 1 Timothy 6 &nbsp;1 Timothy 6 . The <em> price </em> of slaves naturally varied. The BC (&nbsp; Exodus 21:32 ) fixes the average price at 30 shekels ...he barbarous tribes of Western Asia. [[Barbarians]] were regarded as being naturally designed to be the slaves of their superiors-a sentiment not wholly wanting
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• Will
  ...:14εὐδοκία corresponds to the [[Hebrew]] øÈöåÉï, and the whole phrase most naturally means ‘men in whom God feels satisfaction,’ not ‘good-will’ in the
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• Quotations
  ...e. They were so familiar with the Old Testament that they quoted its words naturally. They may not have intended any connection between the Old and New Testamen
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• Books Of Samuel
  ...a later period with a view to removing discrepancies; and this process has naturally impaired its value as a witness to the primary shape of the Greek text itse
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• Hexateuch
  ...ce’ sake are known as the work of JE [Note: Jewish Encyclopedia.] . One is naturally suspicious of any needless multiplication of writers or documents; but the
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• Antipatris
  ...Biblical Researches </i> , iv. 139f.), followed by Schürer (ii. i. 130f.), naturally concludes that the site must be the modern <i> Kefr Sâbâ </i> ; but, as t ...at Kefr Saba there are only two indifferent wells. </p> <p> '''(2.)''' The naturally favorable site of Ras el-Ain for a city, especially the, strong military po
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• Areopagus
  ...he performance of the sacred mysteries. The case of Paul, therefore, would naturally come before them, for he sought to subvert their whole system of idolatry, ...art of this wealth of art was in full view of the speaker, and the apostle naturally made this extraordinary display of votive statues and offerings the startin
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• Amaziah
  ...been already paid, and incurred the resentment of the Israelites, who were naturally exasperated at the indignity shown to them (&nbsp;2 Chronicles 25:7-10; &nb ...been already paid, but incurred the resentment of the Israelites, who were naturally exasperated at the indignity shown to them. </p> <p> But the obedience of A
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• Aroer
  ...bank of the river, and the other in the valley beneath, surrounded, either naturally or artificially, by the waters of the river. For another explanation, (See ...bank of the river, and the other in the valley beneath, surrounded, either naturally or artificially, by the waters of the river. </p> <p> Aroer, 2 </p> <p> Aro
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• Anathema
  ...a 6:24). The prominence thus given to the idea of ''A Thing Accursed'' led naturally to the use of the word in cases where there was no reference whatever to co ...oshua 6:24). The prominence thus given to the idea of a thingsaccursed led naturally to the use of the word in cases where there was no reference whatever to co
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• Asia
  ...amos, Patmos, and [[Cos]] should be added. Pergamum, so long a royal city, naturally became the capital of the province, and officially retained this position t
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• Balaam
  ...d for ''''''Αyin''''' ( '''''ע''''' ). Peter residing at [[Babylon]] would naturally adopt the name usual in the Aramaic tradition) "loved the wages of unrighte ...bit of receiving intimations of his will (&nbsp;Numbers 22:8). The inquiry naturally arises, by what means did he become acquainted with the true religion? Dr.
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• Babylon
  ...ter commences his epistle, supposing he was in the district of Babylon, he naturally puts [[Pontus]] first and then passes on to Galatia, Cappadocia, Asia, and ...all is easily accounted for, either by the constant quarrying, which would naturally have commenced with it (Rich, First .Mem. p. 44), or by the subsidence of t
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• Benjamin
  ...terrible punishment. The election of Saul as first king over united Israel naturally lent a certain prestige to the tribe. After the death of Saul they formed t ...l Palestine. The territory, though rather small, was highly-cultivated and naturally fertile, and contained thirty-six towns (with the villages appertaining to
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• Circumcision
  ...esting on the myth of Saturn, in Sanchoniatho, Fragm. p. 36.) The idea has naturally given much offense; but, in truth, the question involves no peculiar diffic ...much to do with the continuation and numerical strength of the tribe would naturally be fixed upon in connection with the covenant of blood. In confirmation of
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• Capernaum
  ...rely, not a large city like Capernaum, although the name of the latter may naturally have included adjacent localities, as we know it was extended to the entire ...; &nbsp;Luke 10:15 ), mean that it stood on an elevated site. Perhaps more naturally they refer to the excessive pride of the inhabitants in their city. It was
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• Children
  ...ther of His people; and they may therefore be free from all fear, because, naturally, it is the good pleasure of their Father to give the kingdom to them (&nbsp
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• Epicureans
  ...[Divine]] intervention. His teaching being frankly materialistic, Epicurus naturally disbelieved in immortality. For these reasons, he argued, man need have no ...hter particles were separated from the rest, and water was produced, which naturally flowed into the lowest places. In the first combination of atoms, which for
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• Fasting
  ...ent for sin. Indeed, real and unfeigned sorrow of the heart will of itself naturally induce abstinence. For let a man be supposed to return from his labour with ...lar fast, but lift it optional. Any state of calamity and sorrow, however, naturally suggests this. </p> <p> The propriety of it may appear, </p> <p> 1. From ma
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• Firstborn
  ...of other children; for, in the first place, as a title of honour it would naturally be mentioned in connexion with Christ by the Evangelist; and secondly, to [
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• Genesis
  ...currences; but the extent to which this is the case is uncertain, and will naturally vary in different parts of the narrative. Thus a broad distinction may be d
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• Gerizim
  ...people of God. So that for the ethical expansion of &nbsp;John 4:23-24 we naturally turn to Matthew 5-7, even as in &nbsp;John 4:24 we find the great doctrinal ...untains" in its vicinity '''''—''''' a consideration which of itself would naturally point to the locality, already known to Abraham, as the plain or plains of
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• Judges
  ...unt of superior skill in warfare, an hereditary succession would, however, naturally tend to arise who was to all intents and purposes a king. So the probabilit ...dwelling in him; and as to Eli, the office of judge seems to have devolved naturally, or rather ex-officio, upon him; and his case seems to be the only one in w
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• Jehovah
  ...reek modes of writing (including the Samaritan, as cited by Theodoret) may naturally have sprung ( '''''י''''' =t, '''''ו''''' =o as a "mater lectionis," and
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• Jeroboam
  ...k having dethroned the [[Pharaoh]] whose daughter Solomon had married, had naturally espoused Jeroboam's cause. At Solomon's death the [[Israelites]] called Jer
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• Jerusalem
  ...t. G. A. Smith ( <i> Jerusalem </i> , ii. 563) has shown that Jerusalem is naturally a poor city, and he attributes her chronic poverty to the inadequacy of her <p> Great interest naturally attaches to this city because of its O.T. and N.T. histories, and its futur
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• Lystra
  .... The miracle performed by Paul, and his companionship with Barnabas would naturally suggest to the natives who used the "speech of Lycaonia" a pair of gods com
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• Linen
  ...close fitting tunic (&nbsp;1 Chronicles 15:27). The temple veil was of it, naturally as made by Tyrians (&nbsp;2 Chronicles 3:14; &nbsp;2 Chronicles 2:14). [[Mo ...or other purposes in which the most highly prized cloth of antiquity would naturally be desired. </p> 3. Priestly Garments: <p> The robes of the Hebrew priests
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• Lord'S Supper
  ...t of its institution (&nbsp;1 Corinthians 11:23-27)? With this there would naturally be associated (as in &nbsp;Acts 2:42) prayers for themselves and others. Th
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• Malachi
  ...iac. In the Hebrew the 3d and 4th form but one chapter. The whole prophecy naturally divides itself into three sections, in the first of which Jehovah is repres ...After the title or superscription (&nbsp;Malachi 1:1 ) the prophecy falls naturally into seven divisions: </p> <p> (1) &nbsp;Malachi 1:2-5 , in which Malachi s
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• Miriam
  ...26:59; comp. &nbsp;Micah 6:4). When the [[Israelites]] left Egypt, Miriam naturally became the leading woman among them. "The sister of Aaron" is her Biblical ...elve years old at the time (, sq.). When the Israelites left Egypt, Miriam naturally became the leading woman among them. She is called 'a prophetess' . After t
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• Mephibosheth
  ...&nbsp;2 Samuel 13:24-30, and that of Ziba, &nbsp;2 Samuel 16:1-4. They are naturally, at variance with each other. In consequence of the story of Ziba, he was r ...opportunely met by Ziba with food, refreshment and even means for travel. Naturally, the king inquired for Ziba's master. The treacherous reply was made (&nbsp
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• Nimrod
  ...that the ploughshare was designed to hook his enemies: but may it not more naturally denote the constellation of the great bear, which strikingly represents the ...Nimrod, which might be the third century after the Deluge, we may see how naturally the origination of a common phrase would rise in the writer's mind; and tha
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• Philistines
  ...hen Ittai's men joined the Cherethi and Pelethi against Absalom, they were naturally suspected; for David still had enemies (&nbsp;2 Samuel 15:5-13 ) among Benj
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• Rahab
  ...of Nahshon, and the ancestress of Boaz, Jesse's grandfather. The suspicion naturally arises that [[Salmon]] may have been one of the spies whose life she saved, ...wife of Joshua himself ( <i> Jewish Encyclopedia </i> , under the word). [[Naturally]] then the other translation of <i> ''''' zōnāh ''''' </i> , deriving it
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• Covenant
  ...n the whole, however, the acceptance of the genuineness of the longer text naturally tends to strengthen the presumption that a statement in regard to which all ...istently throughout the O.T., the N.T. writers, in adopting that word, may naturally be supposed to intend to convey to their readers, most of them familiar wit
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• Family
  ...eral families, the <strong> mother </strong> of each set of children would naturally have more to do with them than the <strong> father </strong> , and the mate ...as, for example, given parents authority over their children, and children naturally recognize that authority (&nbsp;Genesis 22:7-8; &nbsp;Exodus 20:12; &nbsp;L
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• Judge
  ...dwelling in him; and as to Eli, the office of judge seems to have devolved naturally, or, rather, ex-officio, upon him; and his case seems to be the only one in
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• Praise
  ...praise for ‘the revelation of God in Christ (His Name)’ the writer goes on naturally to speak (v. 16) of kindly service and almsgiving, for ‘praise to God is ...t it is true that, if they live uprightly and behave properly, others will naturally want to give them praise (&nbsp;Proverbs 31:28; &nbsp;Proverbs 31:31; &nbsp
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• Pride
  ...no inclination to insult the company. The proud man, on the other hand, is naturally silent, and, wrapt up in his own importance, seldom speaks but to make his ...no inclination to insult the company. The proud man, on the other hand, is naturally silent, and wrapped up in his own importance, seldom speaks but to make his
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• Vision
  ...vision as an instrument of divine communication, the seeing of visions is naturally associated with revivals of religion (&nbsp;Ezekiel 12:21-25; &nbsp;Joel 2:
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• Week
  ..., '''''Ἑβδομάς''''' , week, capable of meaning a seven of years almost as naturally as a seven of days. Indeed, the generality of the words would have this eff
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• Woman
  ...d more innocent than the dualistic (Greek) asceticism of the later Church. Naturally, some of the premisses in the NT arguments for woman’s subjection to man
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• Anise
  ...<p> An annual plant, placed by Linne under the genus Pimpinella. It grows naturally in Egypt, and is cultivated in Spain and Malta, whence the seeds are import <p> '''(1):''' (n.) An umbelliferous plant (Pimpinella anisum) growing naturally in Egypt, and cultivated in Spain, Malta, etc., for its carminative and aro
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• Captain
  ...s derivation (ἀρχή and ἡγέομαι), ἁρχηγός originally meant a leader, and so naturally came to be applied to a prince or chief. From this the transition was easy
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• Discipline
  ...e to be used for ‘moral training,’ ‘chastening,’ ‘punishment.’ The subject naturally divides itself into two parts: (1) the spiritual discipline of the soul; (2 ...ch is merged and lost in that of the priesthood. Ecclesiastical discipline naturally resolves itself into a system of penance administered by the priesthood, in
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• Earthquake
  ...re, <i> Bibl. Studies </i> ), and if shocks did then take place they would naturally be interpreted of the ‘sympathy of nature.’ (Cf. Corn. a Lap.: ‘The e ...e &nbsp;Luke 23:44-45; &nbsp;Mark 15:33). The concomitant darkness is most naturally held to have been an attendant on the earthquake. Earthquakes are not seldo
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• Easter
  ...nces arose as to the time of the Easter celebration, the Jewish Christians naturally fixing it at the time of the Passover feast which was regulated by the pasc
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• Grace
  ...y of meanings that scarcely concern theologian. </p> 2. Grace as Power <p> Naturally, the various meanings of the word were simply taken over from ordinary lang
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• Government
  ...its decisions might be reviewed by the procurator. (See [[Governor]] .) [[Naturally]] the outlying jurisdictions were organized on the same model, each with it
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• Hymn
  .../p> <p> The Hosanna-cry (cf. &nbsp;Psalms 118:25 f.) and the palm branches naturally suggest the Feast of Tabernacles, with the ceremonies of which they were mo
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• Heresy
  ...in some countries, but in nowise repealed. </p> <p> Governments, however, naturally take a different view of these laws. The secular power, even while it freed
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• Idolatry
  ...ual passion, joined with the attractions of wealth and fashion and luxury, naturally was a great temptation to a simple, restrained, agricultural people, whose ...bodied under the female form. The human form and the diversity of sex lead naturally to the different ages of life—to the old man and the youth, the matron an
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• Imagination
  ...[[Christian]] function of preaching. In more illiterate periods, preachers naturally followed this method of putting their discourses into a concrete, illustrat
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• Lawyer
  ...ucted, as among us, by men of sterling quality but of limited knowledge. [[Naturally]] such men would avail themselves of the legal advice of any "doctor" who m
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• Mystery
  .../p> <p> <strong> 2. </strong> Some sacred thing hidden or secret, which is naturally unknown to human reason, and is only known by the revelation of God. Thus, ...ew and national sanctuary of Ceres. Her priests and priestesses now became naturally attached to the national temple of the capital, though her original place o
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• Manna
  ...of Sicily, Calabria, and other parts of the south of Europe. It is either naturally concreted, or exsiccated, and purified by art. The best manna is in oblong ...e of Sicily, Calabria,and other parts of the south of Europe. It is either naturally concreted, or exsiccated and purified by art. The best manna is in oblong p
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• Money
  ...Alexander]] to the [[Maccabees]] </em> . Alexander’s conquest of Syria was naturally followed by the introduction of his coinage in gold, silver, and bronze. On
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• Mark
  ...rendezvous for believers. When St. Peter is released from prison, he turns naturally to this place, and on his arrival finds a company of [[Christians]] at wors ...seems no greater than might have arisen from other causes. St. Peter would naturally recite in his preaching the same events and discourses which St. Matthew re
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• Moon
  ...but slowly to scientific knowledge. </p> <p> The eclipses of the moon were naturally given a religious significance inasmuch as the Hebrew knowledge of them did ...eavenly bodies was among the earliest corruptions of religion, which would naturally take its rise in the eastern parts of the world, where the atmosphere is pu
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• Music
  ...pecting the form of the instruments which it mentions. </p> <p> The matter naturally arranges itself under the following heads— </p> <p> Stringed Instruments .... The position which the tribe of [[Levi]] occupied among the other tribes naturally favored the cultivation of an art which is essentially characteristic of a
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• Neighbor
  ...s restricting movements, like the [[Pharisees]] and [[Essenes]] at Qumran, naturally tended to show favoritism to members of their own social groups. While the .../i> , not <i> was </i> ) neighbor," etc.). This larger connotation follows naturally as a corollary to the doctrine of the universal Fatherhood of God. The comm
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• Pharisees
  ...all over Palestine and was separated from the rest of the community would naturally wield formidable power when their claims were supported by the esteem of th
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• Philosophy
  ...ich Paul warned the church in his day still exists. [[Pride]] of intellect naturally allies itself with the atheism and impenitence of the heart, refuses to yie ...development. </p> <p> The progress of philosophy in history divides itself naturally into three main periods: ( <i> a </i> ) <i> ancient </i> , from the 6th cen
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• Revelation
  ...ng> . The statement of the full content of the [[Christian]] revelation is naturally excluded from this article, but for our purpose we may say briefly that its ...he language of the man He employs as the organ of His revelation; and that naturally means, not the language of his nation or circle merely, but his own particu
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• Rod
  ...ings concerning this word. We perfectly well understand the sense if taken naturally. A rod may be formed from all the various trees of the wood. But when it is ...d: whether it was natural or miraculous; whether the sight of the rods had naturally such an effect on the animals' perceptions as to influence the markings of
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• Salvation
  ...d to the individual under the influence of sin and death. Thus only can we naturally explain the fact that, where ‘salvation’ has a direct religious referen
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• Serpent
  ...od; but he felt and acknowledged the prevalence of evil, and attributed it naturally to an evil agent. But as the evil spirit, to his unillumined mind, seemed a ...lf secured, 13 were innocuous and 4 deadly, including cobras and vipers. [[Naturally]] there are numerous references, in the OT, in the NT, and in Rabbinical li
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• Sweat
  ...gh nothing very closely allied to it has ever been observed, and one would naturally manifest great caution in accepting the historicity of it, in view of all t
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• Tares
  ...fields, would be inseparable from the wheat, from which, even when growing naturally, and by chance, they are, at first sight, hardly distinguishable." </p> <p> ...fields, would be inseparable from the wheat, from which, even when growing naturally and by chance, they are at first sight hardly distinguishable." See also Th
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• Wind
  ...a turn; a bend; a twist; a winding. </p> <p> '''(12):''' ''' (''' n.) Air naturally in motion with any degree of velocity; a current of air. </p> <p> '''(13):' ...us Aquilo).The north wind, or, as it was usually called, " the north," was naturally the coldest of the four (&nbsp;Sirach 43:20), and its presence is hence inv
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• Arabah
  ...nearly 250 miles this wonderful plain or valley extends. </p> <p> It might naturally be thought that the Jordan had at some time, after running into the Dead Se ...e clowns on the upper level '''''—''''' with all the precision which would naturally follow from the essential difference of the two spots. (See &nbsp;Numbers 2
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• Astrology
  ...Form of Idolatry to Which The Israelites Were Most Prone <p> As we should naturally expect, the earliest astrological tablets relate chiefly to omens dependent
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• Ashtoreth
  ...eh), and Ishtar of Arbela, were especially worshipped. This warrior-nation naturally dwelt upon the martial aspect of the deity almost to the exclusion of her m ...<p> The earliest worship of apostasy was that of the sun, moon, etc. This naturally was grafted on idol worship, Baal sometimes being the sun god, sometimes di
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• Day Of Atonement
  ...ot be fully discussed at this place (see Leviticus ). At so late a period, naturally all the data that would lead to an explanation of the origin of such a fund
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• Attitudes
  ...on, which it may be well to arrange under those heads into which such acts naturally divide themselves. </p> <p> [[Adoration]] and [[Homage]] </p> <p> The Musli ...or or earnestness with which such a petition or prayer was presented would naturally have much to do with the words and posture of the petitioner, though the sa
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• Basket
  ...Krengel), with provisions, etc., and which, therefore, the disciples would naturally have with them. The [[Jews]] of Juvenal’s day carried such a provision ba ...uch provisions as the disciples on the occasions under consideration would naturally have with them (of Kreugel, and Broadus, <i> [[Commentary]] </i> in the pla
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• Christianity
  ...nce and confident triumph over the world—all seem to flow forth easily and naturally from the fresh springs of a new life. But, as man is now constituted, this ...should be, indeed, a divine revelation. </p> <p> 1. The case of mankind is naturally such as to need a divine revelation, &nbsp;1 John 5:19 . &nbsp;Romans 1:1-3
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• First Epistle To The Corinthians
  ...s a proverbial synonym for leading a low, shameless and immoral life. Very naturally such a polluted and idolatrous environment accounts for much that has to be ...fornication and uncleanness (&nbsp;1 Corinthians 6:9-20). The last subject naturally paves the way for his answers to their inquiries about marriage (&nbsp;1 Co
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• Exile
  ...worship necessarily consisted of prayer (and public reading, out of which naturally grew expounding) in stated assemblies (comp. Psalms 137). (See [[Synagogue]
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• Exhortation
  ...m., &nbsp;Hebrews 13:22, &nbsp;1 Peter 5:12, &nbsp;Judges 1:3). </p> <p> [[Naturally]] exhortation was prominent at a time when a speedy Second Coming of Christ
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• Fall
  ...ving serpent (&nbsp;Genesis 3:12-13 ). Along with shame, blame comes quite naturally to humankind. </p> <p> God moved immediately to punish. The serpent was not ...nlargement of experience such as the transition from childhood to maturity naturally brings with it, and of which the feeling of shame (&nbsp;Genesis 3:7 ) is t
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• Firebrand
  ...nd earth appeared one great illumination; and as these terrified creatures naturally fled to the woods for shelter, it is easy to conceive that the conflagratio
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• Epistle To The Galatians
  ...bound up together; this &nbsp;Galatians 5:2 clearly indicates. The latter naturally emerges first (&nbsp; Galatians 1:1 , &nbsp;Galatians 1:11 ). Paul's author ...besides, the expressions "all the brethren that are with me" is much more naturally understood of a considerable number of persons, such as the elders of the c
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• Sea Of Galilee
  ...ssume that the cities named in the Gospels were mainly Jewish. Jesus would naturally avoid those in which Greek influences were strong. In most cases they have
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• Games
  ...igures of speech because they had become stereotyped in language and arose naturally to the mind. The same fondness for the imagery of the athletic ground has b ...te 1 Corinthians at Ephesus, and in addressing the Ephesian elders he uses naturally the same image, an undesigned coincidence (&nbsp;Acts 20:24). "So (with the
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• Hammurabi
  ...er, Tidal and Arioch, upon the rebel-kings of [[Sodom]] and Gomorrah. This naturally throws doubt on the identification of ''''' H̬ammurabi ''''' with the Amra
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• Holiness
  ...hich H [Note: Law of Holiness.] was incorporated) as a whole, stress being naturally laid by the priestly compiler or compilers on externals. In the prophets, o ...iness signified separation from all that was common and everyday, the word naturally developed a wider meaning that included ideas of excellence and perfection.
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• Book Of Job
  ...say, because forsooth he was not formally introduced in the Prologue; and naturally enough, as soon as he has received notice to quit, the language which in on
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• Jarha
  ...lt on the S. of Judah nearest Egypt, so that an [[Egyptian]] servant might naturally be in a [[Jerahmeelite]] family, such as Sheshan's was (&nbsp;1 Samuel 27:1 ...and on the presumption that there are no lacunae in the pedigree, it would naturally fall much prior to the [[Exode]] (B.C. 1658). In &nbsp;1 Samuel 30:13, ment
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• The Epistles Of John
  ...e impression that the different tendencies it combats are such as would be naturally evolved in the thought and practice of those who held, as Cerinthus did, th
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• Flavius Josephus
  ...yield, but the leaders remained obstinate; but the fact is that they were naturally disinclined to listen to the counsels of a man who had quitted them in the ...y of his race, from the beginning till the War of 66 AD. The 20 books fall naturally into 5 divisions, thus: (a) I-X , from prehistoric times till the Captivity
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• Book Of Joshua
  ...ings down the history of the Israelites to the death of Moses, at which it naturally terminates. The book of Joshua takes up the history at this point, and cont
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• Judaea
  ...result of cultivation, the country was probably anciently, as at present, naturally less fertile than either Samaria or Galilee. The present difference is very
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• Law In The Old Testament
  ...sed upon sayings and doings at the very close of the 40 years, Deuteronomy naturally follows last. </p> III. The General Character and Design of the Law. <p> Bo
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• Mad; Madness
  ...possession, any cases of insanity cured by our Lord or the apostles would naturally be classed in the same category. See also [[Lunatic]] . </p>
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• Palestine (Recent Exploration, I.E. As Of 1915)
  ...one with a pyramidal top; so here several monoliths were found which would naturally be thought of as religious monuments - though, since they have been touched
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• Praetorium
  ...n 18:15]), and the nearest relatives of Jesus (&nbsp;John 19:26-27), might naturally be admitted within the cordon-a square of perhaps one hundred yards. The pe
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• Book Of Proverbs
  ...om Isaiah, was the great civic issue of Hezekiah's time. With this section naturally goes the little appendix of "sayings of the wise" (&nbsp;Proverbs 24:23-34
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• Prayers Of Jesus
  ...has been generally supposed that the ornament of the [[Golden]] Vine would naturally suggest the figure of the Vine and Branches which our Lord employs. &nbsp;
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• Priesthood In The New Testament
  ...o presiding officer of the Sanhedrin. Not only would these ex-high priests naturally retain the title belonging to their former dignity, but probably the name h
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• Repentance
  ...efore there can be a hearty turning away from unrighteousness. The feeling naturally accompanying repentance implies a conviction of personal sin and sinfulness
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• Rephidim
  ...bal (Palmer, <em> Desert of the Exodus </em> , Index). The tribesmen would naturally wish to defend the springs in the valley against such a host as Israel. Mos ...clear, and refreshing." </p> <p> Such a place as this the Amalekites would naturally wish to preserve for themselves against an invading people. For these deser
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• Epistle To The Romans
  ...ablished way of deliverance for him from principles to which man's soul is naturally in bondage; that thus he may be responsive to the love in which it has plea ...the "common dialect," the Greek of universal intercourse of that age. One naturally asks, why not in Latin, when the message was addressed to the supreme Latin
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• City Of Samaria
  ...has been exposed to view. </p> <p> Under the influence of Jezebel, Samaria naturally became a center of idolatrous worship. Ahab "reared up an altar for [[Baal]
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• Septuagint
  ...2.''' ''Evidence As To The Verbal [[Condition]] Of The Original.'' Here we naturally inquire as, to two obvious points: </p> <p> '''(1.)''' Was the version made
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• Salt
  ...from the [[Mediterranean]] Sea, and from this source the Phoenicians would naturally obtain the supply necessary for salting fish (&nbsp;Nehemiah 13:16) and for ...or the sake of palatability. Others depend upon the small quantities which naturally exist in water and many foods to furnish the necessary amount of salt for t
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• Shechem
  ...n has no support except from that passage; and the meaning even there more naturally is that Jacob came ''In Safety'' to Shechem ( '''''שָׁלֵם''''' , as a
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• Sinai
  ...riptions, usually short, and rudely carved in spots where travellers would naturally stop to rest at noon; frequently accompanied by a cross and mingled with re ...ict. </p> <p> This was the last station before Sinai itself was reached. [[Naturally]] enough is it recorded, that 'there was no water for the people to drink.'
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• Solomon
  ...Isr. 3, 355). The growing intercourse of Israel with the Phoenicians would naturally lead to a wider knowledge of the outlying world and its wonders than had fa ...iviners. </p> <p> <b> 6. Wives: </b> </p> <p> Solomon's principal wife was naturally the daughter of Pharaoh; it was for her that his palace was built (&nbsp;1
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• Song Of Songs
  ...he entire body of true believers is conceived of as the bride of Christ. [[Naturally]] the purity of the church is sullied through the impure conduct of the ind
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• Thessalonica
  ...its harbour on the other hand connecting it commercially with Asia Minor, naturally took the leading place among the cities in that quarter. Paul was on the Vi ...e routes from Rome to the East, and became a great commercial centre. This naturally attracted Jews to the place, and they had a synagogue. When Paul had preach
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• The First Epistle Of Paul To The Thessalonians
  ...ends. This sneer indeed, after the reading of the letter, would come quite naturally to the superficial mind. Paul's amazing power to idealize his converts and
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• Titus
  ...t. Whether Titus did join the apostle at Nicopolis, we cannot tell; but we naturally connect the mention of this place, with what St. Paul wrote, at no great in ...hy. Whether Titus did join the apostle at Nicopolis we cannot tell. But we naturally connect the mention of this place with what Paul wrote at no great interval
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• The Ten Commandments
  ...eat commandments in the moral law of [[Buddhism]] might have shown him how naturally men crave a number that thus helps them. A true system was as little likely ...t. </p> <p> (5) The transition from duties to God to duties to men is made naturally in the 5th commandment, which inculcates reverence for parents, to whom the
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• Book Of Tobit
  ...strifes which were so rampant at the time of Christ, traces of which might naturally be expected in it if it had been written in or after the time of Christ. It ...rles, <i> Book of Jubilees </i> , 56 ff, 58 ff). But the two writings have naturally much in common because both were written to express the sentiments of stric
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• Tertullus
  ...does not by any means prove [[Jewish]] birth or nationality. The advocate naturally speaks from the point of view of his clients. </p> <p> Literature.-R. J. Kn ...lus was of Roman, or at all events of Italian, origin. The Sanhedrim would naturally desire to secure his services on account of their own ignorance, both of th
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• Trinity
  ...be recognized that the formal collocation of the elements of the doctrine naturally is relatively rare in writings which are occasional in their origin and pra
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• Tiglath-Pileser
  ...again appeared at the head of an army in these regions. He first marched, naturally, against Damascus. Which he took, &nbsp;2 Kings 16:9, razing it to the grou ...again appeared at the head of an army in these regions. He first marched, naturally, against Damascus, which he took (&nbsp;2 Kings 16:9), razing it (according
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• Truth
  ...appearance or false pretence. From this the sense of veracity comes quite naturally; and veracity finds a high place among the NT virtues. The OT law forbade t ...ity, and so toward widespread agnosticism and skepticism. This temper has, naturally, reacted on thinking in practical ethics and upon the sanctions of religion
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• Type
  ...ith type through a deeper meaning being read into the OT narrative than it naturally bears, [[Sarah]] and Hagar, Isaac and [[Ishmael]] are used as types of [[Ju
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• Urim And Thummim
  ...course was had to the lot, in default of any other means of decision, will naturally be supposed. The whole land was partitioned by lot; and that, in after time ...ntioned as things already familiar both to Moses and the people, connected naturally with the functions of the high priest as mediating between [[Jehovah]] and
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• Virgin-Birth (Of Jesus Christ)
  ...scussion of the doctrinal significance of the virgin-birth statement falls naturally into three parts: (1) Its doctrinal elaboration in the New Testament; (2) i
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• World (Cosmological)
  .... </p> 3. Its Extent: <p> The ideas formed of the extent of the world were naturally limited by the geographical knowledge of the Hebrews, and expanded as that
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• Epistle To Theephesians
  ...for prayer for the writer in prison (&nbsp;Ephesians 6:19-20), and thus it naturally leads up to a commendation of Tychicus, the bearer of the letter, and then
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• Epistle Ofjude
  ...held in high regard is exposed to the difficulty that the recipients would naturally ask, How is it that we hear of this letter for the first time now that Jude
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• Jehoram
  ...kings. The undesigned propriety of the same names appearing as they would naturally do in the allied royal houses of Judah and Israel, e.g. Jehoram and Ahaziah
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• Miracles
  ...than miracles are to the natural constitution of the world. [[Falsehood]] naturally entangles men in contradiction, and confounds them with dismay: but the lov ...man possessed of any latent capacity which may in time be so developed as naturally to produce such a result. So, too, the multiplying of food seems to involve
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• Nathanael
  ...1:5; &nbsp;Hebrews 5:5). In the fulness of his conviction Nathanael quite naturally uses the fullest Scriptural designation of the Messiah with which he was ac
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• Antinomians
  ...taught in his sermons: "The law is cruel and tyrannical, requiring what is naturally impossible." "The sins of the elect were so imputed to Christ, as that thou ...taught in his sermons: "The law is cruel and tyrannical, requiring what is naturally impossible." "The sins of the elect were so imputed to Christ, as that, tho
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• Augustine
  ...t as soon as Pelagius broached his errors, the attention of Christians was naturally turned to the investigation of the doctrine of grace. The opinions of St. A ...t as soon as Pelggius broached his errors, the attention of Christians was naturally turned to the investigation of the doctrine of grace. The personal experien
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• Bigotry
  ...ignorant; who have taken up principles without due examination and who are naturally of a morose and contracted disposition. </p> <p> It is often manifested mor ...norant, who, have taken up principles without due examination, and who are naturally of a morose and contracted disposition. It is often manifested more in unim
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• Books
  ...e Egyptians. "The phonetic use of hieroglyphics," says Mr. Kenrick, "would naturally suggest to a practical people, such as the, Phoenicians were, a simplificat
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• Calumnies Against The Christians.
  ...rist as the " true light," and to themselves as "children of light," would naturally be interpreted as acts of adoration of the luminary itself. This, however,
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• Child
  ...ore delicate, and thought themselves too infirm to fulfil the duties which naturally devolved upon them, nurses were employed to take their place, and were reck ...re delicate, and thought themselves too infirm to fulfill the duties which naturally devolved upon them, nurses were employed to take their place, and were reck
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• Church And State.
  ...ts of the Roman [[Catholic]] states to root out [[Protestantism]] by force naturally led to retaliatory measures on the part of [[Protestant]] princes, and thus
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• Consciousness
  ...his being the case, we must see that, if anything which could not be known naturally was not made known to Him by the Father, it would not be known by Him’ (B
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• Divisions In The Church At Corinth
  ...''' '''''Δὲ''''' '''''Χριστοῦ''''' , "and ye are Christ's, being much more naturally understood as applying to all the Corinthians, than as describing only a pa
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• Christian Law Of. Divorce
  ...t sending news, and emigration from [[France]] in certain cases, which was naturally a temporary provision. [[Separation]] of body, or a mensa et thoro, was the
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• Johannes Duns Scotus
  ...g of the will he separates himself from Aristotle's deification of theory, naturally with him the Augustinian will-lessness must disappear. Duns is a decided sy
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• Eclipse
  ...fers the wider interpretation of all the earth's surface on which it would naturally have been day. That Phlegon's darkness, perceived so intense in Tralles and
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• Cursed. Fig-Tree
  ...therefore, are to be understood in the sense which the order of the words naturally suggests. The evangelist gives the reason why no fruit was found on the tre
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• Filioque Controversy
  ...ll correct as to the doctrine. Their deeper anthropological investigations naturally developed the doctrine of the mission of the Holy Ghost by the Son. [[Palme
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• Giant
  ...very largely annihilated by their conquerors, but partly also absorbed. We naturally find the most evident traces of them in those districts of [[Palestine]] an ...in connection with the Anakim). But these giants, as in other cases, would naturally be designated by a descriptive name, and great strength is generally accomp
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• Greek
  ...m; and Christ <i> crucified </i> was unto them foolishness. How could they naturally think of having faith in a man crucified with malefactors? But to the calle
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• Harmony
  ...emptory direction wherever they occur, and in the absence of these he will naturally follow the order of the majority of the Gospel narratives. Nor in this matt
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• Inclination
  ...o fear he will be altogether as narrow and sordid. Of one we may say he is naturally revengeful; of another, that he is patient and forgiving. </p> <p> 2. [[Acq ...st years differ in their tempers and dispositions. Of one we may say he is naturally revengeful; of another, that he is patient and forgiving. </p> <p> '''2.'''
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• Infallibility
  ...ning of the tide was chiefly due to the influence of the Jesuits, who were naturally inclined to favor the extremist absolutism in the Church. As their represen
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• First Epistle Of John
  ...ve that Jesus is the Son of God. The glory of His person eclipses all that naturally appeals to them, and they are thus delivered from the influence of the worl ...''Catholic,'' as applied to this Epistle, in the sense of circular, we may naturally infer, from the absence of the ''Epistolary Form,'' that this was an encycl
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• Gospel Of. John
  ...ath ascribed to the Savior, which are couched in language such as he might naturally use, such as accounts for those to whom he spoke, even his disciples, not u
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• William Laud
  ...If lawn sleeves could pass unsullied through the scenes of such a life, a naturally ambitious churchman could hardly grow in grace in such an atmosphere. Laud'
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• Left-Handed
  ...ly have been the result of cultivation; for, although the left hand is not naturally an equally strong and ready instrument as the right hand, it may doubtless
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• John Locke
  ...the Essay is very intimate. If knowledge be not deduced ab infra, it might naturally appear to be derived ab extra. Hence Locke concluded that all knowledge is
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• Lords Supper
  ...t of its institution (&nbsp;1 Corinthians 11:23-27)? With this there would naturally be associated (as in &nbsp;Acts 2:42) prayers for themselves and others. Th
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• Mariolatry
  ...f the Virgin, the multiplication of her image, in every form and material, naturally enough spread throughout Christendom, until suddenly checked by the iconocl
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• Mary Queen Of England
  ...llowed their union; and exasperation and loneliness, working upon a temper naturally obstinate and sullen, without doubt rendered her more compliant to the sang
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• The Methodist Episcopal Church
  ...such it is naturally and crudely the undeveloped ''One Order'' . Just as, naturally, and by sacred precedent and expediency, it reserves the diaconate order as
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• Book Of Micah
  ...ine here in detail the remaining sections of these chapters; some seem, if naturally interpreted, to presuppose the dispersion of Israel at the Exile; see <em>
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• Mixed Multitude
  ...by Aahmes I the "new king that knew not Joseph." [[Hated]] in Egypt, they naturally emigrated with Israel ''(Compare [[Josephus]] [[Contra]] Apion, 1:14, [[Sec ...ude" of Numbers and Exodus. During their residence in Egypt marriages were naturally contracted between the Israelites and the natives, and. the son of such a m
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• Moral Philosophy
  ...ng the full value for ourselves. Hence, while a sense of self-preservation naturally and justly leads us to care for and cultivate our physical powers, the negl
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• Moral Theology
  ...of Athanasius, the pillar of orthodoxy in the Arian controversy. One would naturally suppose that he, busy with an attempt to solve the great dogmatic problem,
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• Monasticism
  ...sacraments, the desire for mutual instruction and edification '''''—''''' naturally enough led gradually to modifications of the degree and of the nature of th
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• Montanists
  ...ca they met with extensive sympathy, as the Punic national character leans naturally towards gloomy and rigorous acerbity. Here it secured Tertullian, who helpe
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• Monumental Theology
  ...escribe art as a whole in its chronological development. With this also is naturally connected an account of the geographical distribution of monuments. This wo
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• Mormons
  ...ne is ready to conclude that they were some feet below, as the earth would naturally wear, more or less, in that length of time. But being placed towards the to
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• Neo-Platonism
  ...ding action of Christian ideas on it. Their opposition to each other arose naturally from the relative positions occupied by each. Neo-Platonism was a merely hu
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• Theodore Parker
  ...f the churches to great public vices, and the complicity of others in them naturally gathered around a man who boldly attacked all public sins, and delighted to
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• Epistile To. Philemon
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• Pharisee
  ...us in [[Israel]] who were anxious to practice the commandments of the Lord naturally attached themselves to the divinely - appointed and time-honored tribe of L
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• Epistle To The Philippians
  ...rayer and supplication be kept in divine peace as to everything that might naturally occasion anxiety; and the moral superiority in which he himself was maintai ...een the more dwelt upon as the actual circumstances of the case might very naturally have suggested the contrary feeling (hence '''''Ὀκνηρόν''''' ). See
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• Comparative Philology
  ...e (or rather so [[Historical]] a spelling) as the Engllsh, that a vowel is naturally long when it ends the syllable, and short when a consonant closes the sound
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• Hebrew Philosophy
  ...station in Nature; and as the doctrine was handed down orally, it received naturally, both from its extent and form, great additions from foreign sources. On tl
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• Greek Philosophy
  ...8, page 427). This Word, or Logos, is described in various ways, some more naturally denoting an impersonal, others a personal being. (Whether the [[Logos]] of
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• Ramathaim-Zophim
  ...e residence of Saul at Gibeah. Such, at least, is the conclusion one would naturally draw from the following passages: &nbsp;1 Samuel 15:34-35; &nbsp;1 Samuel 1
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• Redemption
  ...ownership over us acquired by Christ by His purchase of us. They therefore naturally suggest the remarkable words of Paul, when, in bidding farewell to the [[Ep
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• Russia
  ...taken in the national movements of the Poles against the Russian rule has naturally added to the unfriendly feelings which have generally prevailed between Rus
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• Sacrament
  ...of God. That confession also denies that the body and blood of Christ are naturally united, locally included, or actually present in the material bread and win
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• Sermonizing
  ...h centuries, in imitation of the Greek orators, the order of narration was naturally followed. Rarely were the formal parts of an oration, as described by the G
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• Shepherd Kings
  ...oses slew the Egyptian task master (&nbsp;Exodus 2:12). </p> <p> [[Hagar]] naturally retired to the wilderness of Beersheba" (&nbsp;Genesis 21:14), which was pa
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• Sirach
  ...s nearest to the original as certified by the Greek and Syriac together. [[Naturally]] the connexion of R. Eleazar with the citation may be inaccurate, but the
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• Sirah
  .... There is a spring and reservoir near the ancient road which Abner would naturally have taken, called <i> [[Ain]] </i> <i> Sareh, </i> about a mile from Hebro ...was apparently on the northern road from Hebron that by which Abner would naturally return through [[Bahurim]] (&nbsp;2 Samuel 3:16) to Mahanaim. There is a sp
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• Socinianism
  ...consequences of transgression. </p> <p> In its [[Christology]] this system naturally denies the necessity of an atonement, and. declares that Christ had nothing
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• Spiritual (Or Ecclesiastical) Courts
  ...'''(10.)''' Paul desired that [[All]] might have, this gift. This he might naturally wish, whatever were its nature. </p> <p> '''(11.)''' The phrase "a tongue"
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• Sponsors
  ...that they were not obliged to give them their maintenance, this devolving, naturally, upon the parents; and if orphans, or destitute, upon the Church. </p> <p>
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• Sunday-School
  ...osed that results of the importance indicated in the foregoing sketch have naturally arisen from the spontaneous growth of Sunday-schools. On the other hand the
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• Synods
  ...al father-in-law in the overthrow of the heretical Vorstius. In return, he naturally expected both of his relations to aid him in his grand enterprise of seizin
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• Symbolism
  ...symbols. The origin of some of these it is now difficult to discover. Many naturally suggest the correlative truth to the mind; others make the suggestion throu
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• Old And New. Testament
  ...From the [[Vulgate]] and the usage of the Latin fathers, [[Testament]] has naturally passed into the title of the two divisions of the Scriptures in the English
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• Second Epistle To The Thessalonians
  ...must have re-read his former letter before writing this, and the question naturally arises whether it is likely that he would so reproduce himself. (The case o ...r manifestation of Antichrist, which he witnessed with his own eyes, would naturally be merged in and identified with the final Antichrist, in which the opposit
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• Tyre
  ...very island and coastline were searched for these precious molluscs. Trade naturally followed. They trafficked up the Nile as far as Memphis; worked copper mine ...conquerors were a fierce and formidable race, &nbsp;Habakkuk 1:6, it would naturally be supposed that this event would have excited alarm, and terror, amongst t
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• War
  ...ther mode of obtaining ingress (&nbsp;Judges 9:52). The water-supply would naturally be cut off, if it were possible (&nbsp;Judith 7:7). The besieged, meanwhile
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• Book Of. Zechariah
  ...istant and glorious future. In the one case, therefore, the language would naturally sink down to the level of prose; in the other it would rise to an elevation
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• Adam
  ...ave already proved, is to be understood <em> morally </em> as well as <em> naturally. </em> Now, however the image of any thing may be limited in extent, it mus ...God, which, we have already proved, is to be understood morally as well as naturally. To whatever extent it went, it necessarily excluded all which did not rese
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• Colossæ
  ...er, about 10 miles from Laodicea, and 13 from Hierapolis. The three cities naturally formed a sphere of missionary labour for Epaphras (Epaphroditus), an inhabi ...nd Epaphras. From &nbsp;Colossians 1:7; &nbsp;Colossians 4:12, it has been naturally concluded that the latter [[Christian]] was the founder of the Colossian Ch
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• Daniel
  ...and Phoenicia." Daniel writing for Jews under [[Persia]] at the time uses naturally the familiar Persian term "satrap" instead of the corresponding Babylonian ...ies (&nbsp;Daniel 2:48; &nbsp;Daniel 6:28). His political experience would naturally qualify him to give distinct expression to the characteristics of nations i
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• Elijah
  ...h taking effect far more extensively than had been anticipated, they would naturally seek to wreak their vengeance upon him as the cause of their sufferings. Bu ...h taking effect far more extensively than had been anticipated, they would naturally seek to wreak their vengeance upon him as the cause of their sufferings. Bu
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• Eden
  ...hat we trace the origin of nearly all our domesticated plants and animals. Naturally, therefore, the same high authority writes, "There we are inclined to say t
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• Essenes
  ...nd could grow up independently of any of them. Any association of men will naturally develop something similar. Baptism, too, is no rare phenomenon. We conclude ...estly aristocracy of [[Palestine]] being in close touch with Hellenism, it naturally resulted that the high priesthood, and the Temple which was inseparable fro
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• Gaza
  ...e,’ while Schürer (ii. i. 71) holds that the new city, to which αὕτη would naturally refer, also lay inland, probably a little distance to the south of the old. ...zaars are better than those of. Jerusalem. "Those travelling towards Egypt naturally lay in here a stock of provisions and necessaries for the desert, while tho
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• Judæa
  ...result of cultivation, the country was probably anciently, as at present, naturally less fertile than either Samaria or Galilee. The present difference is very
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• John Mark
  ...eter's esteem, as Mark was already reinstated in Paul's esteem. </p> <p> [[Naturally]] Mark salutes the Asiatic churches with whom he had been already under Pau ...epped to the front, and henceforth, with the exception of 15:12, 25, where naturally enough the old order is maintained, Luke speaks of Paul and Barnabas, not B
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• Matthew
  ...least as near that order as any of them." And this, we may observe, would naturally be the distinguishing characteristic of a narrative, written very soon afte
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• Isaac
  ...d at the eventide." The death of his mother Sarah just before (Genesis 23) naturally pressed upon his spirit, and his resource in affliction was prayerful medit ...ent action. For the parents, and those who sympathized with them, it would naturally be a feast of laughter-the laughter of mirth and joy; but there was one in
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• Aaron
  ...Hebrews 9:4). </p> <p> [[Inclined]] to lean on his superior brother, Aaron naturally fell into Moses' sin at Meribah, and shared its penalty in forfeiting entra
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• Adultery
  ...produce a bad effect; while in most ordeals, the accused must suffer what naturally produces death, and be proved innocent only by a miracle. Symbolically, adu ...ir looseness in morals which did not shrink from adulterous connections. [[Naturally]] where luxurious habits of life were indulged in, particularly in the larg
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• Abstinence
  ...ng, would be inconsistent with the joy which "the sons of the bridexamber" naturally feel while "the bridegroom is with them." But, he adds, suggesting the true
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• Aenon
  ...e been a conspicuous object from many parts of Judaea, and would have been naturally referred to by the Evangelist when describing the location of aenon. </p> <
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• Africa
  ...ging to the Hamitic stock. Canaan, also [[Cushite]] and therefore Hamitic, naturally did not belong to the African continent, showing that the divisions of then
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• Accommodation
  ...be disclosed. Every separate item belonging to an organism of truth would naturally have a twofold reference: first, its significance alone and of itself; seco
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• Amorites
  ...r a Hittite." &nbsp;Ezekiel 16:3 , God reminds the [[Jews]] that they were naturally no more worthy of divine favor than the worst of the heathen Canaanites. </ ...menhotep IV, at the end of the 18th Dynasty (1400 bc), the Amorite princes naturally turned to their more powerful neighbors in the north. One of the letters in
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• Anthropomorphism
  ...His people. </p> <p> Actions and Relationships [[Anthropomorphism]] grows naturally in a faith that views God as active and relational. Israel received God's r ...form that led Xenophanes to complain of anthropomorphism. This Xenophanes naturally took to be an illegitimate endeavor to raise one particular kind of being -
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• Birthright
  .../p> <p> '''1.''' The functions of priesthood in the family. The eldest son naturally became the priest in virtue of his priority of descent, provided no blemish ...τοτόκια , <i> ''''' prōtotókia ''''' </i> ): Birthright is the right which naturally belonged to the firstborn son. Where there were more wives than one, the fi
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• Bread
  ...ions connected in the eastern mind with the meaning and use of bread. Most naturally and appropriately in the inauguration of the New [[Covenant]] Christ adopte
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• Golden Calf
  ...ved closer to the time when the new state ritual was inaugurated and would naturally be at its best. Hosea lived at an era when he could trace the history of th
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• Clement
  ...mmatzsch; and Jerome, ''Scriptor. Eccl.'' p. 176, a); and that opinion has naturally been followed by Roman [[Catholic]] expositors. It cannot now be proved inc ...identified with the bishop of Rome of the same name; and that opinion has naturally been followed by Roman Catholic expositors. It cannot now be proved incorre
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• Congregation
  ...north of the respective regions as the locality of the highest mountains, naturally assumed as the abode of the gods; possibly having a vague reference to the
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• Colossae
  ...er, about 10 miles from Laodicea, and 13 from Hierapolis. The three cities naturally formed a sphere of missionary labour for Epaphras (Epaphroditus), an inhabi ...nd Epaphras. From &nbsp;Colossians 1:7; &nbsp;Colossians 4:12, it has been naturally concluded that the latter [[Christian]] was the founder of the Colossian Ch
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• Doxology
  ...; &nbsp;1 Peter 1:21). So the ascription of doxologies to the risen Christ naturally followed. But the doxology continued to be addressed most frequently to God ...nbsp;Psalms 112:1; &nbsp;Psalms 113:1), and were used in the synagogue. We naturally, therefore, find the apostles using them; e.g. &nbsp;Romans 11:36; &nbsp;Ep
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• Archaeology And Criticism
  ...cts brought to light, and be able, also, to incorporate these new facts as naturally as those upon which theory was originally constructed. </p> (1) Theory in L
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• Antediluvian Patriarchs
  ...for example, has outlined the lineage of Christ from Abraham. The history naturally divides into three sections, and to give the tabulation symmetry Matthew na
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• Authority In Religion
  ...n epexegetical addition of the [[Evangelist]] himself. With this statement naturally associate themselves, among others, those in &nbsp;John 10:10; &nbsp;John 3 ...e is a sense in which it may be said to bear a collective witness. Men are naturally more readily impressed by an idea held by the many. That is right in so far
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• Church Government
  ...in connexion with an appointment to the ministry, the idea of transmission naturally arose. But the action is a symbol, not an instrument of consecration. The g
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• Cleave
  ...to cleave a rock to cleave the flood. &nbsp;Psalms 74 . 2. To part or open naturally. <p> Every beast that cleaveth the cleft into two claws. &nbsp;Deuteronomy ..., the ground cleaves by frost. </p> <p> '''(5):''' (v. t.) To part or open naturally; to divide. </p> <p> '''(6):''' (v. t.) To part or divide by force; to spli
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• Religion Comparative
  ...crifices. Purificatory bathings are found almost everywhere, and that very naturally, because of the universality of conscience and of some sense of sin. </p> <
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• Eschatology Of The Old Testament (With Apocryphal And Apocalyptic Writings)
  ...be punished, as that the good should be rewarded, in the world to come. [[Naturally]] too, as the counterpart of the other belief, this shaped itself into the
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• The Essenes
  ...24; &nbsp;Romans 6:19 , etc.). So also in &nbsp;2 Peter 2:10 . Such a view naturally led to the idea which soon became regnant in Christianity that the state of
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• History Of The People Israel
  ...ty, a thing in itself probable, since the energetic rulers of this dynasty naturally have inaugurated a new method of treating this province. The oppression of
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• Religion Of Israel
  ...us character of the Mosaic religion, and it seriously menaced, in a people naturally inclined to sensuality, the rule of the stringent and holy God of Mt. Sinai
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• The Gospel Of Luke
  ...r of the early date. The place of the writing is not known. The early date naturally falls in with Caesarea (Blass, Michaelis, Thiersch), but there is little to
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• Just How To Develop A Roblox Script Executor
  ...s, so an extra effort is going to probably be required for some instances. Naturally, it is actually not achievable to utilize deprive motor by nonpayment in th
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• Persian Language And Literature (Ancient):
  ...rt in Bactria. The faith which he taught spread to the Persian court (very naturally, if Vishtispa was identical with Darius' father) and thence throughout the
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• Captivities
  ...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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• Conflagration General
  ...s, we refer the prediction to the end of the world, to which it seems most naturally to apply, we could not have a more distinct statement of the fact that the
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• Book Ofhosea
  ...rness, in a land that was not sown.' [[Children]] of whoredoms refers most naturally to the two sons and daughters afterwards to be born. They were not the prop
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• Hebrews Epistle To The
  ...; both make use of the same passages, and that occasionally in a sense not naturally suggested by the context whence they are quoted (;;;;; ); and both, in one
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• John Alderson
  ...arch 5, 1821. Mr. Alderson is represented as having possessed an intellect naturally vigorous; and, although his early advantages had been limited, he was a man
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• Lewis Feuilletean Wilson Andrews
  ...bors, in long and frequent missionary journeys; generous and free-hearted, naturally, energetic, profound, and able. See Universalist Register, 1876, p. 116. </
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• Isaac M. Arnold
  ...ry and religious education was greatly neglected in early life, but he was naturally affable and winning. In 1825 he entered the [[Virginia]] [[Conference]] and
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• Mary Ashby
  ...twenty years, was born in [[Middlesex]] County, England, in 1773. She was naturally of a timid disposition. Her convictions of duty were so strong that she cou
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• Thomas Duckle Baines
  ...ister, was born at Doncaster, Yorkshire, in 1803. When young he indulged a naturally gay and pleasure-loving disposition, at the same time regularly attending t
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• Henry Whitney Bellows
  ...riendly face and speech at all times and upon all public occasions. He was naturally gregarious, and liked to feel himself near to the current of passing events
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• Bembo Pietro
  ...hed in Italian under the title Istoria Vinizrana (Venice, 1552). This work naturally led to the appointment of Bembo as librarian. Being constituted cardinal by
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• Bernard Of Clugny (Or Cluny)
  ...ld have enabled him to employ it through so long a poem." </p> <p> As must naturally be expected, this hymn has never been entirely translated into any language
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• Charles Bingley
  .... Lancashire, and thence to Droylsden, where he died, May 30, 1862. Though naturally retiring, Mr. Bingley possessed a moral courage that was equal to everv dem
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• Joseph Brougham
  ...led in Burslem, where he died, March 24, 1836. He was pious, faithful, but naturally reserved. See Minutes of the British Conference, 1836. </p>
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• John Broadbent
  ...d the ministry in 1772. He was lively and fervent in preaching, and having naturally a weak constitution, he frequently so exhausted himself as to be ready to d
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• Stephen D. Brown
  ...s was pastor of the [[Baptist]] Church in Hartford, N.Y. Mr. [[Brown]] was naturally inclined to the practice of law. He received a thorough academic training;
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• David Burns
  ...occupation as blacksmith. He also had high intellectual endowments. He was naturally cheerful, thoroughly pious, and energetic. See Minutes of Annual Conference
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• Bradley L. Burr
  ...in his death, Nov. 16,1858. Mr. Burr possessed a limited education, but a naturally good mind; was indefatigable in labor, emphatically a revivalist, and a gre
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• Stephen Butler
  ...died at Peasmarsh, March 30, 1818. He was of an unblemished character and naturally reserved. See Wesl. Meth. 'Magazine, 1820, p. 161; Minutes of the British C
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• Thomas Carlisle
  ...d extending his influence, when he died, June 22, 1870. Mr. Carlisle had a naturally fertile mind, which became well furnished and disciplined by study. His min
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• Peter Cartwright
  ...ek bones, small, piercing black eyes, large head, and curly black hair, he naturally appreciated highly the muscular part of Christianity, considering himself o
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• Chaldaean Philosophy.
  ...ia, although generally corrupted with a mixture of astrology (q.v.). Light naturally came to be regarded as a divine principle, and the heavenly bodies were wor
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• Clement Xiv
  ...from his earnest desire of thoroughly considering the matter. The measure naturally produced an extraordinary excitement; the Jesuits everywhere submitted, but
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• George J. Conner
  ...a pleasant, well-trained voice; was a cultured man, a devoted friend, and naturally retiring in disposition. See Minutes of Annual Conferences, 1872, page 79.
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