~2 Min.Who Are The 'Elect Angels'?
patternsoftruth.org · ... It also emphasizes the solemn responsibility of judging elders in verse 20-a very serious ... know who the 'elect' angels are? 2) Why does Paul include the ...
Stichwörter:q&a; angels; elect angels; judging elders
~19 Min.Chapter 2
... all that is necessary to make Peter judge the root itself of the sin; but ... the advocate to restore communion. 1 John 2. That which he wrote according to ...
~2 Min.Chapter 2
... in His Father's house. Afterwards, in judging the Jews and judicially cleansing ... marriage feast: millennial blessing. The two testimonies to Christ that ...
~7 Min.Chapter 5
... Father sent Him to fulfil. The Son as the giver of life and the judge of all. Two things are spoken of in this chapter (v. 21, 22) which demonstrate the glory ...
~9 Min.Chapter 2
... is a consuming fire. It was thus David judged when he had numbered the people. ... but from the beginning of chapter 2 the prophecy throws itself into the ...
~9 Min.2 John
biblecentre.org · ... with impunity. We are not asked to judge as to his spiritual state, we have ... from that fact. In verses 1 and 2 the greatest possible emphasis is laid ...
~5 Min.Chapter 2
... the word; which was like consuming fire, judging all that came before it. Nevertheless ... it was not confined to them,2 and it was separative. "Separate ...
~13 Min.Chapter 2
... wicked one who has then to be judged had not yet appeared, so that the ... regard to this last he presents two considerations: first, the day could not be ...
~9 Min.Chapter 2
... ground of the people's responsibility, God has judged them. He has stretched out His ... to say, the link between these two things as to prophecy. He does ...
~34 Min.The Prophet Joel
biblecentre.org · ... manifested, when the enemies of Israel are judged, when the Lord restores and redeems ... of the walls of Jerusalem (chapter 2:7, 9), point to a date after ...
~1 Min.Chapter 2
The character of God's omniscient judgment of the individual. God judged things according to their true moral character, and according to the advantages ...
