This paper shows that the elements of the definition of the modern welfare state were reflected in Jewish communal life as either prescribed by Jewish law (halakha) or lived during both ancient and medieval times, and that communal life was 'welfare-state-like'. In doing so this paper ...
whereby they begin to allow the fullness of Messiah-in-them — by allowing Him-in-us to keep His Father’s Commandments and Precepts in our bodies today, just as He did 2,000 years
Merrium-Webster’s on-line dictionary for the definition of “improper” requires at least two steps to get to a word that describes any relationship to an act subject to fines and imprisonment, an illegal act. The steps are “improper,” the link to “incorrect,” and the link to “wro...
The answer is found in the definition of 'love', and that the fact that Biblical love is NOT a warm, gooey feeling inside, meaning that our feelings can align with true love, but it is not the foundation of it. Based on the above definitions of love, it is obvious that the Lord Go...
⇒Definition of beastIt is the same as that in Leviticus 11, where beasts are further distinguished into those with solid hoofs, the solipedes of systematists, and those with cloven feet (bisulci), or ruminantia. But the passage specially refers to animals that might be lawfully eaten ...
2. It is evidently opposite to that fundamental principle' of morality that we should do to others as we could reasonably desire they should do to us. ⇒Definition of persecution3. It is by no means calculated to answer the end which its patrons profess to intend by it. ...
Discussion of and support for this statement requires the definition of crime, criminal, illegal, syndicate, and alien from the Merrium-Webster on-line dictionary. Crime is defined as “an illegal act for which someone can be punished by the government; criminal activity; a grave offense… ...
⇒Definition of salutationA still stronger form of this wish for the health of the person addressed was the expression "Live, my lord" (חוה אדני), as a common salutation among the Phoenicians, and also in use among the Hebrews, but by them only addressed to their ...
⇒Definition of infallibleFirst System: This embraces the infallibility of the whole Church, and includes two cases: (1.) The Church diffusive, that is, all her clergy as a body, inasmuch as the people, whenever infallibility is concerned, compose no part of the Church. ...
As far as they go (and there are many things unnoticed by them), they are a legal definition of the doctrines of the Church of England and Ireland, though the members of that communion look to the Prayer-book as well as to the articles for the genuine expression of her faith. The ...