The Influence Of The Old Testament On The Charismatic Theology Of St. Luke
THE INFLUENCE ON THE CHARISMATIC OF THE OLD TESTAMENT by Roger Stronstad Septuagint, THEOLOGY OF ST. LUKE charismatic motifs-such Second, the The Old Testament…
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Did Jesus first appear to the 11 disciples in Jerusalem or Galilee?
There seems to be a disagreement between the gospels of Luke and Matthew regarding the location of the first appearance of the resurrected Jesus to the eleven disciples.
The author of Luke states, Luke 24:
33 And they rose that same hour …
The Hermit A Prophetic Pastoral Model For Latin America Today
141 The Hermit: A Prophetic-Pastoral Model for Latin America Today Ramon Flores* Introduction In this article we intend to understand the hermit as prophet…
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What riddle of the missing generations is referred to in Matthew 1? [closed]
Bob Jones’ replies to missing names, the riddle, & the lost generation…which would complete the 13th to the 14th & the total of 41 to 42. In say I ng that the name ‘Jerchoniak’ (sp) mean ‘God rises up’ as referring to the missing…
Is John 1:1 meant to correct the Second Temple teaching of monotheism?
Old Testament scholar Bernard M. Levenson says that to regard the Shema as an assertion of monotheism is "a view that is anachronistic. In the context of ancient Israelite religion, it served as a public proclamation of exclusive loya…
What does Isaiah mean by saying that the LORD’s hand is stretched out still? (Is. 5:25;9:12,17,21;10:4)
I heard explained that it means that the LORD will still extend mercy in spite of sins. I have also heard that it means just the opposite-that an extended hand in ancient Near Eastern context means a hand administering punishment, or, at …
The Church’s Journey Through Time
Pneuma 41 (2019) 421–438 The Church’s Journey through Time Toward a Spirit Eschatology Gregory John Liston Laidlaw College, Auckland, New Zealand gliston@laidlaw.ac.nz Abstract Applying…
Who wrote the end of Deuteronomy?
The end of Dueteronomy tells the death of Moses and what happened then:
34:5 So Moses the servant of the Lord died there in the land of Moab, according to the word of the Lord, 6 and he buried him in the valley in the land of Moab opposit…
The Gospel Driven Church Retrieving Classical Ministries For Contemporary Revivalism
154 Book Reviews / Pneuma 29 (2007) 131-178 Ian Stackhouse, The Gospel-Driven Church: Retrieving Classical Ministries for Contemporary Revivalism (Milton Keynes, England: Paternoster, 2005)….
What is the meaning of the "gathered to his people" idiom?
In the Old Testament, when someone dies, he is sometimes said to be "gathered to his people" or a close variant:
Genesis 15:15 As for you [Abraham], you shall go to your fathers in peace; you will be buried at a good old age.
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Was there a Biblical change of day when Jesus sat and ate the Passover, and was there a change of day when Joseph came to the cross the first time? [duplicate]
If there was a Biblical change of day when Jesus sat and ate the Passover, and there was a change of day when Joseph came to the cross (the first time), this would show major differences between what tradition and Scripture say about the c…
(John 19:19, Hebrew) was YHWH written on the Cross?
I was just reading a few stories pointing at medieval art that conceived of what was written in Aramaic on the cross and that Pilate had put the four words “Jesus the-nazorean, and-king of-the-jews”. There’s this claim that his formulation…