They had seen these miracles first hand, yet the disciples were stunned by seeing the storm, the wind and the waves obey Him. Mark uses the word terrified to describe their response and Matthew describes them as being amazed. Somehow this was different for them. Maybe it was the magnitude ...
Donaldson sets out 'to identify and describe the range of conceptions among Jewish Christ-believers of the ways in which gentiles could enter into the new realities opened up by and through Christ' (p. 199), paying special attention to the use of I ethne i as an identity t...
First, the verb “glorify” is used to describe our actions toward God. This is the primary way it is used in the Bible. For example, we are to glorify God with our lives (1 Corinthians 6:20). We are also to glorify God with our bodies (1 Corinthians 6:19-20). Second, it is ...
You will be able to describe your Right-Man in glowing terms. S.O.S. 5:10-16 54. You, the Right-Woman will reflect the glory of your Right-Man. S.O.S. 6:1 55. When you meet your Right-Man, you will be adjusted to life. S.O.S. 6:2 56. Your Right-Man will have the...
(Describe your specific needs.) Your word says that You shall supply all my needs according to Your riches in glory in Christ Jesus, and those riches in Jesus go beyond anything I could imagine. So Lord, thank You for performing Your Word. I present the blood of Jesus to You as my ...
Usage: The term πολυτρόπως is used in the New Testament to describe the diverse and manifold ways in which God has communicated with humanity. Context: The Greek adverb πολυτρόπως appears in the New Testament in the context of divine revelation. It is found ...
To be unable to describe or talk about. in a word In short; in summary: In a word, the situation is serious. in so many words 1. In precisely those words; exactly: hinted at impending indictments but did not say it in so many words. 2. Speaking candidly and straightforwardly: In...
Most people who read this will know that our son Peter died of cancer in 2017. He would be 18 years old today. His death was more devastating than I can describe. And yet, I can say that there was always a trickle of joy from the future glory that Peter now enjoys, and that event...
These terms describe the moral decay and ethical depravity that result from denying God. The Hebrew words (shachat) for corrupt and (avel) for vile emphasize the destructive nature of sin. Teaching PointsThe Reality of DenialRecognize that denying God's existence is not just an intellectual ...
When Moses asked to see God’s glory, basically God said “yes” by then stating, “I will make all my goodness pass before you and will proclaim before you my name ‘The Lord.’” In the Bible, especially the Old Testament, names were used to describe people’s character. So when ...