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  • Aramaic
    topic_name = The Aramaic Language | ...the language spoken by [[Jesus]], and it is still spoken today as a first language by numerous small communities in [[Syria]].
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  • Greek (disambiguation)
    * [[Greek]] - The modern Greek language * [[Koine Greek]] - The Greek language that was the common "world" language in the time of [[Jesus]], in which the [[New Testament]] was written
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  • Latin
    Latin is a language that originated in the 7th century BC and grew with the conquests of the [[ ...r since, many [[Crusader States]] considered the language as a 'ceremonial language' but it was never in common use among ordinary people. This is likely due t
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  • Hebrew language (EBD)
    #REDIRECT [[Text:EBD:Hebrew language]]
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  • Chaldee language (EBD)
    #REDIRECT [[Text:EBD:Chaldee language]]
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  • Canaan, the language of (EBD)
    #REDIRECT [[Text:EBD:Canaan, the language of]]
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  • Aramaic primacy
    ...g churches have historically claimed the Aramaic Peshitta was the original language [[New Testament]].
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  • Hebrew
    Hebrew is a Semitic language of the Afro-Asiatic language family spoken by more than seven million people in [[Israel]] and Jewish co
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  • Hebrew (disambiguation)
    * [[Hebrew]] - The Hebrew language
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  • Speaking in tongues
    ...eign language (xenoglossia), meaningless syllables, or an unknown mystical language. Speaking in tongues is described in the [[New Testament]], initially in th
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  • Kelita Haverland
    [[Category:Language-Arabic]] [[Category:Language-Cantonese]]
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  • Cathy Goddard
    [[Category:Language-Arabic]] [[Category:Language-Cantonese]]
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  • Original Languages of the Bible
    ...while ironically the least used language in the Bible, was the most common language among the Jews in Northern Palestine during the time [[Jesus Christ]] walke
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  • Articles of War
    ...ere renamed the Soldier's Covenant. Although some changes were made to the language and content, the spirit and primary aims of the original articles have been
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  • Syriac
    ...t later dialect of the [[Aramaic]] language. Today it is still used as the language in some [[Syriac Orthodoxy|Syriac Orthodox]] church services. The Syriac language originated in the city-state of [[Edessa]] in Northern Syria. It is first
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  • Roman Catholic Hierarchy
    ...official language of the Church is Latin, although Italian is the working language of the Vatican administration.
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  • Anne Thornley-Brown
    [[Category:Language-English]] [[Category:Language-Japanese]]
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  • Koine Greek
    ...n Koine Greek. Koine Greek was the ''lingua franca'' (or the commonly used language of communication) in the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern for hundreds of y ...s the language common in the Byzantine Empire. Therefore, knowledge of the language was never lost nor was the meaning of any of the vocabulary in doubt when r
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  • John Wycliffe
    ...since the [[laity]] should know the faith, it should be taught in whatever language is most easily understood. - John Wycliffe}} ...ore since the laity should know the faith, it should be taught in whatever language is most easily understood.
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  • Plowshares & Pruning Hooks
    "Plowshares and Pruning Hooks" is a book that examines the language and imagery of biblical prophecy.
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  • Maronite Church
    ...[[Lebanon]] and are [[Arabic]]-speaking, but [[Syriac]] is the liturgical language.
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  • Iran
    ...guage is [[Farsi]], and most citizens speak it either as a first or second language. Most people are [[Muslim]]s, predominantly [[Shia]]. A very small number o
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  • Wiki
    ...y of the remaining slots. The fourth-largest wiki is Susning.nu, a Swedish-language knowledge base running UseMod software. The all-encompassing nature of Wiki
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  • Greek
    Greek is the main language spoken in [[Greece]]. Today, it is spoken by approximately 15 million peopl
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  • English Standard Version
    ...accuracy throughout with more literal renderings, and somewhat update the language. ...sh Bible translations, as well as the apparent trend toward gender-neutral language in translations such as the [[Today's New International Version]] and the [
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  • Targum
    Aramaic was the dominant language (or lingua franca) for hundreds of years in the major Jewish communities of
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  • Len Kinzel
    [[Category:Language-English]] [[Category:Language-Spanish]]
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  • New Revised Standard Version
    ...in denominations have criticized the bible for its use of gender-inclusive language, for example, "Brothers and Sisters" is used in place of "Brother".
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  • Austria
    ...a small land-locked country in central [[Europe]]. [[German]] is the main language and most people are nominally [[Roman Catholicism]].
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  • International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
    ...ains articles by nearly 200 scholars about archaeological discoveries, the language and literature of Bible lands, customs, family life, occupations, and the h
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  • Sarah Kariuki
    [[Category:Language-English]] [[Category:Language-Swahili]]
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  • Lebanon
    ...tween [[Syria]], [[Israel]] and the [[Mediterranean Sea]]. The predominant language is [[Arabic]]. The country is recovering from years of war, and has only no
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  • Syriac Orthodox Church
    ...is one of the five churches that comprised the early church. Its official language is Syriac, a dialect of Aramaic and the church is led by the [[Syrian Patri
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  • King James Only movement
    ...er translation of the Bible, so it couldn't be as accurate as its original language counterparts.
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  • Apologetics: Genesis 11.8-9
    ...re was the name of it called Babel; because Jehovah did there confound the language of all the earth: and from thence did Jehovah scatter them abroad upon the
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  • New Testament
    * Language - [[Koine Greek]] ...and Asia, bringing [[Hellenism|Greek culture]] and the [[Koine Greek|Greek language]] with them. Greek soon became the lingua franca of the region.
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  • Jeanne C. DeFazio
    ===Empowering English Language Learners===
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  • Russian Orthodox Church
    ...blessing of the popes, translated parts of the [[Bible]] into Old Slavonic language for the first time, paving the way for the Christianization of the Slavs. I
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  • Biblical Hebrew
    Biblical Hebrew (Classical Hebrew) is an archaic form of the [[Hebrew]] language, in which the [[Old Testament]] was written, and which the ancient Israelit From a linguistic point of view, the Classical Hebrew language is usually divided into two periods: Biblical Hebrew, and Roman Era Hebrew,
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  • China
    ...le. Han Chinese are the predominant ethnic group, and Mandarin is the main language, although there are dozens of ethnic groups and languages. The government i
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  • Mandaeism
    ...d their religion has come primarily from outsiders. They speak the Mandaic language. # A cult-language of symbol and metaphor
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  • Agnus Dei
    "Agnus Dei" is a Latin term meaning [[Lamb of God]]. It is figurative language that is used to refer to [[Jesus]] in his role of the perfect sacrificial o
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  • Pure Flix Entertainment
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • William Carey
    # Scripture in the local language
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  • Brian Mullins
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Kevin Rogers Cobus
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Hermeneutics
    ====Language====
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  • Bob Olynyk
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Septuagint
    ...andria]] in [[Egypt]]. At that time Koine Greek was the lingua franca (the language of communication, much like English is today) throughout the eastern Medite ...s since Greek was a lingua franca of the Roman Empire at the time, and the language of the Church. In addition the Church Fathers tended to accept Philo's acco
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  • Petra (band)
    ...of the founders of Christian Rock music. The name Petra is from the Greek language meaning 'rock'. The band was founded by guitarists and songwriters Bob Hart
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  • Diane Exner
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Epistle to Diognetus
    ...accusers. The Greek writer and recipient are not otherwise known, but the language and other textual evidence dates the work to the late 2nd century; some ass
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  • O God our help in ages past
    The hymn was originally part of ''The Psalms of David Imitated in the Language of the New Testament'', published by Watts in 1719. In this book he paraphr
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  • Speaking in tongues (G.G.)
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  • Graham Johnson
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • One God: Shahadah
    One of the earliest surviving translations of the Shahadah into a foreign language is in Greek, from the reign of al-Walid I (86-96 AH, 705-715 AD): ''Ouk est
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  • Kimberley Payne
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Colossian heresy
    ...of false teaching by showing that they diminished Jesus Christ. Using the language of the heresy (words such as [[sophia]] meaning wisdom, and [[gnosis]] mean
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  • Dan Thomson
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • GOSPEL CONNECTION CANADA
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Doug Dix
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Peter and the Papacy (G.G.)
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  • Sandra Bork
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • New Testament Apocrypha
    ...nt didn't include many books from the [[Apocrypha]], for which it was over language disputes and [[Protestantism|Protestants]] point out that [[Jesus Christ|Je
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  • Zoroastrianism
    ...any still speak an Iranian language distinct from Persian. They call their language Dari (not to be confused with the Dari of Afghanistan).
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  • I dared to call him Father (book)
    Language: English
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  • What is the Church? (G.G.)
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  • France
    ===Language=== ...nd Germanic words. Historically, French has been used as the international language of diplomacy and commerce. Today it remains one of six official languages a
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  • Peter Church
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • WikiChristian needs your help!
    ...ion of other language wikis, the main URL has been changed for the English language wiki to a sub-folder with wiki/en sub-folder. If you would like to start th
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  • Pamela Mytroen
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Indulgence
    ...t was used to express release from captivity or punishment. In theological language also the word is sometimes employed in its primary sense to signify the kin
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  • Adam Padfield
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Brett Ullman
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Byron Spradlin
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Jamie Penner
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • LifeMusic Wiki
    ...related articles on the web. In the future, we hope to have wikis in every language possible in order to reach all the world. This is our mission and God bless
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  • Angie Reichenbach
    [[Category:Language-English]] [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Christ Church Rouse Hill
    | language =
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  • Robert White
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Reformation Day
    ...for posting important notices. Also, the theses were written in Latin, the language of the church, and not in the vernacular. Nonetheless, the event created a
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  • Gospel of Luke
    ...hich would be appropriate for a Roman man. Hence Cyrenius. In the German language, an obvious pronunciation of the word Cyrenius is Ku-rain-ius, which sounds
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  • Worship
    This is the language of intimacy and love, and worship is an intimate love-response to the love
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  • Christian wikis
    ...ccess of editors that wikipedia has. Currently there are only four English-language Christian wikis that have regular daily users. These are [[Theopedia]], [[O
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  • Gerri Maynard
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Bob Du Broy
    [[Category:Language-English]] [[Category:Language-French]]
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  • Marcia Laycock
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Laurie Marks Vincent
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Alejandra Anderson
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Tracey Tiersma
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Acts of the Apostles
    ...ided into Hebraists and Hellenists (who had embraced the Greek culture and language). Gentiles were divided into Proselyte (those who had converted to Judaism
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  • Byron M. Jones
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • History of Eastern Orthodoxy
    ...ll over 2,000 years. With the various national churches functioning in the language of their nation, the risk of all Orthodox Churches being ruled by an oppres
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  • Faytene Kryskow
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Grace Church Kogarah
    ...main Kogarah site on 22 February 2009, which runs weekly at 6pm. Foreign language night services are believed to be a rarity in [[Australia]].
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  • Jehovah's Witnesses
    ...publishing operations in an effort to print Bibles and Bible aids in every language to reach all people with the Gospel. Many find their international operatio
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  • Abe Zacharias
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Baptism of the Holy Spirit
    ...the Holy Spirit'' as a "second blessing" or "second work of grace". This language and practice eventually evolved into the modern [[Pentecostalism|Pentecosta
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  • Susan G. Acheson
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Martin Luther
    ...Catholic Church]]. Luther translated the [[Bible]] into his native German language and the hymns he wrote sparked the development of congregational singing in
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  • Book of Isaiah
    ...ian king [[Cyrus]]. Additionally these chapters are written in a different language style than the first half of Isaiah, and Isaiah's name is not mentioned.
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  • Charles Pedley
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • The True Jesus (carm)
    ...itimate translation. The reason this is so lies in the nature of the Greek language and the fact that the form of the word "God" and "Throne" both end in a nou
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  • Christianity or Islam in Russian History (G.G.)
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  • Celeste Zugec
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • 1 Corinthians 11 - Remembrance and Communion (G.G.)
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  • Marie Warder
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • An Introduction to the Old Testament (G.G.)
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  • Hebrew: Alphabet
    The Hebrew alphabet is a set of 22 letters used to write the Hebrew language. Hebrew is read from right to left. Hebrew orthography is highly phonetic,
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  • Barrie Doyle
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Beth Warden
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Wikichristian:Copyrights
    ...ther copied verbatim, or with modifications and/or translated into another language. ...contains XYZ in parentheses following text that translates XYZ in another language. (Here XYZ stands for a specific section name mentioned below, such as "Ack
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  • Introductory Note to the Epistle of Ignatius to the Ephesians
    ...If the reader has any true perception of the rhythm and force of the Greek language, let him learn by heart the originals of the following aphorisms:- Ignatius has been censured for his language to the Romans, in which he seems to crave martyrdom. But he was already con
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  • Dispelling Myths of Roman Catholicism (AmericanCatholic)
    ...e words of God, expressed in the words of men, are in every way like human language, just as the Word of the eternal Father, when he took on himself the flesh
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  • W. Ian Walker
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Catholic Encyclopedia
    ...so referred to today as the '''Old Catholic Encyclopedia''', is an English-language encyclopedia published by [[The Encyclopedia Press]]. The first volume appe
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  • Prevenient Grace
    ...ism|Methodist movement]]. Wesley typically referred to it in 18th century language as ''preventing grace''. In modern American vernacular, it might better be
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  • Thomas Cranmer
    ...ure of Anglican liturgy for over four centuries and influenced the English language through its phrases and quotations. After Queen Mary reunited the Church of ...ure of Anglican liturgy for over four centuries and influenced the English language through its phrases and quotations. Cranmer was an important figure in the
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  • Terry Robert Fleming
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Hudson Taylor
    ...ken to the interior of China. So within months of arriving, and the native language still a challenge, Taylor, along with Joseph Edkins, set off for the interi
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  • First Epistle of Peter
    ...eek found in this epistle was probably beyond such a person, and hence the language was in all likelihood not given its present form by Simon Peter." (Paul J.
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  • Names of God
    ...for "name" most probably meant "sign" or "distinctive mark." In the Greek language, "name" (onoma) relates to a verb that means "to know." Because of this, a ...Book of Joshua|Joshua]]. It never appears in a declined form in the Hebrew language, and it never occurs in the plural form or with suffixes. It is sometimes a
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  • Lloyd Mackey
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • The local church
    ...nicated when they hesitated to reword the version contrary to the original language after they discovered that Lee and his eldest son engaged in a sex-ring inv *: "We have observed that whilst, in the language both of Christ Himself and of the apostles, the whole body of disciples or
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  • Bible
    ...from the original Hebrew Bible used by the Jews, was due to their original language not using the Hebrew Script (as Hebrew and Aramaic does). The [[Books of th
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  • Carey Grant
    [[Category:Language-English]]
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  • Genesis 1 - Purpose (G.G.)
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  • Theophilus of Antioch
    ...us in [[Novatian]] (''de Trin.'' c. 2) which shows great similarity to the language of Theophilus (''ad Autol.'' i. 3). In the next century the book is mention
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  • Contraception (Pilhet)
    ...y, He was restoring marriage to its original dignity. In Western Catholic language, we would say He elevated it to the level of a Sacrament (a very holy sign
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  • Impact of Vatican I (G.G.)
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  • Church History (G.G.)
    ...encouraged each member of the Church to hear or read the Bible in his own language. This group was heavily persecuted by the Roman Church. In 1229, the Roman
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  • Luke 10 and John 6 - The Work of Jesus (G.G.)
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  • A Biography of Saint Peter (Cpark)
    ...kely that Peter was acquainted well with Hellenistic culture and the Greek language. It may also be safely assumed that Peter had some knowledge of both Aramai
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  • St Andrews Cathedral Sydney
    ...[Henry VIII]] ordered that every church should have a bible in the English language.) This is in keeping with the Sydney diocese's emphasis on the ''[[Bible]]'
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  • Evidence of the resurrection of Christ (G. Jensen)
    ...o lack theological reflection, but to the contrary, use rather "primitive" language ("the first day of the week"—[[Matthew 28:1]], [[John 20:1]], as opposed ...ead Sea Scrolls. (Doubleday, 1992), argues that the Gospels are in "coded" language which she has cracked through her reading the Dead Sea Scrolls. Her bizarre
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  • Puritanism
    ...s; for the Puritans, who believed in biblical supremacy, having an English-language Bible was of paramount importance.
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  • Gurnall
    ...e hurricane, records the inscription. If epitaphs were worth anything, the language of Gregory Gurnall's epitaph might lead us to the conclusion that he was a ...commentator, in his funeral sermon on William Gurnall, uses the following language:—'How great was that tribute of veneration and respect which he constantl
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  • Easton's Bible Dictionary Index
    * [[Canaan, the language of (EBD)]] * [[Chaldee language (EBD)]]
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  • Luther's view on the canon of scripture (J.S.)
    ...turn and listened to what each had to say about the characteristics of the language or about the expositions of the doctors in earlier times.” [11] ...rwent significant editing by Luther. It originally contained much stronger language against James. [62] It shows once again what John Warwick Montgomery noted
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  • A look at justification by faith and good works in Luther's theology (J.S)
    In the above statement, one can see Luther’s brilliance with language and theological insight. How many of us think of unbelief as an extreme hei ...great Catholic historian Joseph Lortz commented, “Luther was a genius with language. Spontaneously his thoughts found concrete expression in the most sensitive
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