Sentences with phrase «biblical context»

A typical theology keeps the discussion of the resurrection of the body in its proper biblical context — the resurrection of the dead.

Biblical Context for Hell: «But the fearful, and unbelieving... shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone.»

That is the literal biblical context.

However, to suggest that those passages suggest homosexual relationships, is the face of numerous biblical contexts denouncing homosexuality, is impossible to deduce exegetically.

Now I understand that what they are doing is trying to let scripture speak for itself, but when I respond with a larger biblical context and an explanation of it I am met with deafening silence.

Thus historical method can even serve as a cloak for such maneuvers insofar as it dissects the Bible into discontinuous pieces, which are then able to be put to new use and inserted into a new montage (altogether different from the original biblical context).

As attendees, they are provided, through weekly teachings, biblical context for everything we do and practice, such as baptism, giving, serving and inviting friends to church»...

The name «Christian», has been taken out of Biblical context in our age.

What is interesting about «Set It Off» is that in the midst of this biblical context, P.O.D. places itself as participants within this history.

JohnQuest - Put in the biblical context, it's genocide as a component of conquest that is acceptable.

They knew none of the biblical contexts.

First consider it in its biblical context and then in its expanded version.

But remarkably little was actually said about the Daniel story and it biblical context.

«It made me really excited, the prospect of young girls feeling like they're represented in a biblical context in such a positive way.»

The projection of an opposition between reason and faith» wherein the former claims objectivity and the latter demands assent to a set of propositions that can not be proven» into the biblical context anachronistically imposes Enlightenment categories where they would not have been intelligible.

Even without a biblical context, I think he's on to something...

I held my newborn son and saw a marvel of creation (in the Biblical context).

Forgiveness — after being explored through its biblical context and foundation first and foremost — can be examined through both scientific and psychological lenses; shedding light on the power of forgiveness for the soul, mind and body.

As Jeremy often points out, biblical context is important in understanding the meaning of a slice of scripture and just because christian outreach worked well in an ancient Jewish culture it does nt mean the way it was carried then applies to whether it will work in the 21st century.

It made me really excited, the prospect of young girls feeling like they're represented in a biblical context in such a positive way,» he said.

One could, of course, usefully engage in an examination of baptism in its biblical context, attempting particularly to formulate a theological discernment of the dividing and uniting aspects of baptism - the «sword «that the Christ brings, and the «peace «that the Christ offers.

Biblical context is everything, Lynn.

It is not possible, therefore, in the biblical context at least, to think of God without simultaneously thinking of liberation.

In the biblical context this liberating justice does not refer only to a salvation beyond history, but also to a salvation of history as well as a deliverance within history.

Those with a soft patriarchy view generally believe that «the biblical context is cultural but the principles are permanent,» affirming the importance of submission and gender rules, allowing for women to work outside the home, but discouraging women from teaching or leading men in any way in the church — especially as senior pastors or preachers.

The egalitarian view (which McKnight calls a «mutuality» view) liberates women from the tradition «because it believes the biblical context is cultural and that even the biblical teachings reflect that culture.»

Joy is transcendent, enduring, and, in the biblical context, is not an emotion.