Adoption and Abba Father
Meaning of Adoption KJV Ephesians 1:5 Having predestinated us unto the adoption of children by Jesus Christ to himself, according to the good pleasure of his will, There are three different cultures that need to be reviewed in order to understand how this phrase in Ephesians 1:5 should be translated. In the Jewish culture, adoption…
Strengthened in Our Lord
Strengthened in Our Lord God made Jesus Christ Lord in the resurrection (Romans 1:4) and because of that he appointed him the-Son-of-God-in-power. We now as sons of God can be strengthened in the immensity of HIS authoritative power. That is the source of our strength (Ephesians 6:10). Then we walk in that power and exercise…
Responses to the Resurrection
Responses to the Resurrection Fellowship Teaching April 16, 2017 Each one of the people who first saw Jesus alive and heard about the empty tomb had a choice of whether to deal with their emotions or not. There are wonderful passages in the gospels of the disciples being set free from sorrow, grief, confusion, guilt…
Cheerful Givers by George Mueller
I have been fifty years by God’s grace, acting on the principle of Christian giving according to the Scriptures, and I cannot tell you the abundance of spiritual blessing I have received to my own soul through acting thus; that is, seeking to be a cheerful giver; seeking to give as God has been pleased…
Table of Figures and Emphasis
Table of Figures of Speech ID Figure English Name Category Definition Emphasis Notes 1 Allegory Allegory Illustration Continued comparison by representation or implication Points of comparison Allegory is broader term in Semitic languages than Western. 2 Anadiplosis Like Endings & Beginnings Repetition Repetition of the same word or words at the end of one…
Appendix 2 from Aramaic Peshitta New Testament
Appendix 2 from Aramaic Peshitta New Testament Translation All language is ruled by laws, but to convey special emphasis of a word or group of words, these general laws of language are purposefully departed from, and other laws of language are invoked, giving the single word or group of words a new form. The Greeks…