57:06Part 8
... 20, Revelation verse 2, a thousand years, a period of a thousand years. Verse 3, the thousand years. This period of a thousand years is a special period. ...
48:14Part 3
Chapter 8, the end of verse 4. Priests offer gifts ... of God. These things are illustrations, examples. Figure, three times used, 9 verse 9, 9 verse 24, ...
~18 min.Chapters 5 to 8
... given Himself for us.}. Chapter 8. The beginning of the Lord's testimony ... delivering them. Conscious rejection. These three cases show this character of ...
~3 min.Chapters 8 and 9
... pure golden candlestick and its light. Chapter 8 speaks of the candlestick.1 The ... and the divine judgment of sin.3. Israel under the difrect Fatherly ...
~1 min.Chapters 8 to 11
... are about to enter, a land upon which the eyes of Jehovah ever rested;3 and, lastly, he puts before them the blessing and the curse which there awaited ...
~8 min.Chapter 3
... to the conscience of individuals; verses 7, 8, 9 teaching them that the formal ... Summary of verses 3-17 of chapter 3. Thus, from verses 3-14, we have ...
~7 min.Chapters 19:8 to 41
... we have some details of its formal establishment in a great centre. During three months of patience he preaches Christ in the synagogue, and reasons with ...
~5 min.Chapters 3 and 4
... courage of those who bore witness (v. 8), or in His presence in the assembly ( ... God, having raised up His servant Jesus,3 had sent Him to bless them, in ...
~3 min.Chapter 3
... the presence of Jehovah of hosts. Verse 8 treats him as a type of ... so essential, that is solved in Zechariah 3. Joshua, the high priest, who represents ...
~10 min.3 John
biblecentre.org · ... walking in the truth. Note that in verse 8 the word "ought" is used. It is not, " ... does in his first Epistle (2: 1; 3: 7; etc.). He had a fatherly interest ...
~18 min.Chapter 3
... selfishness or the fear of man (v. 8). Truth reigns in the heart which has ... tastes attached to its very existence;3 which, being enlightened by the Holy ...
~1 min.Chapter 3
... of Jehovah to declare unto Jacob his transgression and unto Israel his sin (v. 8). This he does by again denouncing the chiefs among the people who judged ...
