Sentences with phrase «about eternal life»

And no, I am not talking about eternal life in any of those sentences.

He responded positively and has just accepted your message about eternal life.

The only difference between the two definitions is that the first talks about eternal life while the second talks about salvation.

Now again, this is not talking about eternal life.

Here comes that man again, running up to Jesus with a question about eternal life.

Bartchy never talks about eternal life at UCLA, just the social justice side of Jesus.

Nor could we know anything about our eternal life if it had not appeared in Jesus Christ.

tallulah: Talking to someone on their death bed about eternal life is a most important discussion point.

- all the books, from the beginning, through the chronicle stories ending in the apostle's writings contain really good social messages and examples (what not to do as well as what to do), not just about eternal life, but also how to get along with each other and live a good life.

We then went back to Matthew 5 and I introduced the idea that most likely, Jesus wasn't talking about eternal life anyway.

So how did these verses get from talking to Nicodemus about eternal life to abiding in the truth.

Most often, when the authors of Scripture want to write about eternal life, they use the words «eternal life» (or «everlasting life» in some translations).

For all the blather about eternal life, far too many squander the precious life they are given at first breath.

God is eternal is very different from how being in Christ brings about eternal life.

But, when talking specifically about eternal life, neither He nor Paul brought it up.

Objective The identify the significance of different forms of music used in worship and how music expresses Catholic beliefs about eternal life, with reference to Faure's Requiem Powerpoint lesson that includes examples of funeral music (Faure's requiem, Abide with me, Face to face with Christ my Saviour).

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I guess I would argue that Jeremiah 17 is not about eternal life at all.

I think they have a good grasp on what the Bible teaches about eternal life, the «gospel,» the word «saved,» and the difference between eternal reward and the gift of eternal life.

i don't KNOW anything about eternal life, but I do SUSPECT that it is a pipe dream, or an empty threat, depending on whether that life is in «heaven» or «hell»

I respect Larry Moyer and his emphasis on the freeness and clarity of the Gospel message about eternal life.

The debate over «Once Saved, Saved Saved» is easily solved, however, when we realize that almost none of those verses which talk about «salvation» are actually talking about eternal life.

It is not about eternal life, cooperating with God to receive forgiveness of sins, or anything like this.

If she's not witnessing to the person and talking to them about eternal life through Jesus Christ, she's not ultimately doing them any good.

Only if you think that God is not real and refuse Him now — I am worried about your eternal life.

Astute readers may object to the explanation above that a few passages in 1 John do talk about eternal life.

This is not talking about eternal life, but about surviving the tribulation.

Even if so, I don't think any of those passages you referred to are talking about eternal life.

His actions and his teachings sparked controversy among the Pharisees, and one of them named Nicodemus came to Jesus by night to question him about eternal life (John 3:1 - 21).

Jesus may very well be the answer, but if you want a good conversation, you may need to clarify what the question is, because the first question is not about eternal life, but about the nature of reality itself.

When the Bible uses the words «save» or «salvation,» it is almost never talking about eternal life, but is instead referring to some sort of temporal or physical deliverance from sickness, death, enemies, or other calamity.

sam stone What exactly do you know about eternal life?

Julie Pfeiff and Jeremy Edmondson, I agree that the «salvation» in 2 Cor 7:10 is not about eternal life or going to heaven when you die.