Second, I view «justification» not as something
different than the gospel, but a subset, or a subcategory of the gospel.
Some have said that Paul's gospel was
different than the gospel that John the Baptist preached, which was different again from the gospel that Jesus proclaimed.
Not exact matches
1st Timothy 3.7 Now, being disgraced for the
Gospel's sake is totally
different than falling out of favor amongst those to whom you are to be salt...
They move to San Francisco, become gay, and zealously preach the
gospel of atheism whether people want to hear them or not... all the while thinking how much
different and better
than daddy they are.
I might believe in a
different Gospel than Jeffres, but that is a
different issue:)
He is using 2
different Greek works (heteros --RRB- and (allos) to show that the believers at Galatia are being led astray by those who are presenting a
gospel of a «COMPLETELY
different kind» — heteros,
than what they had received.
This «threat» seems to increase when a leader perceives the
gospel different than before: an elder or pastor will face some pretty petty attacks.
Matthew and Luke — written later
than Mark's
Gospel and Paul's letters — tell us that Jesus fulfilled these prophecies (but as we said, have
different explanations of how he fulfilled two of the three).
The
Gospel of John, written a good deal later
than these, is
different in structure, style, and quite largely in content.
There are
different ways of living for Jesus
than taking time on the company payroll to read the Bible and pray, and then annoy all the coworkers by singing
Gospel songs and quoting Scripture verses at them all day.
Rather
than getting bogged down in the minutiae of this or that passage, he shows that the achievement of the
gospels is to help us understand why discipleship makes sense, why the Jesus whose life they capture in
different ways is worthy of following.
Since the bible is a collection of individual books and letters, etc., written over the span of many years, by many
different authors, some of which who wrote anonymously (including the authors of all four
gospels), then we might say that it has no purpose other
than what people use it for.
The
Gospel of Thomas tells the story of the lost sheep in a
different way
than the canonical
gospels do.
Well, the Sermon on the Mount is probably recorded in more
than one
gospel (at least a similar sermon, although perhaps preached in a
different location).
However impressive the alleged sign or wonder might be, we are not to pay heed to any messenger who leads us toward a
different god
than the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, or to accept another
gospel than the one the Church received from the apostles in the first century.
John is the only
Gospel to portray Jesus as
different in nature from the prophets, as more
than the culminating high point of the succession of people called by God and commissioned with special tasks.
The Christ of the
gospels teaches a very
different religion
than that of the Hebrews and includes many eastern philosophies.
«Barnabas probably found the form of worship and presentation of the
gospel among Gentiles to be
different than among Jews.
The
gospel is so radically
different than what we know or could imagine, that we never could have cooked it up.
The «
Gospel» is
different than «eternal life» and both are
different again from «salvation.»
The word «
gospel» originally meant «good news,» and that's news about something that has happened as a result of which everything is
different, including who we are, but it's much bigger
than that.
How is the «prosperity
gospel» any
different than any «feel good» entertainment like adult industry?
A
gospel presentation to a group of 5th graders will be
different than one before a group of PhD's which will be
different than one to those with no thestic background.
In fact, it does not overstate the case to say that the Roman Catholic view on justification sets it apart as a wholly
different religion
than the true Christian faith, for it is ant.ithetical to the simple
gospel of grace.
First, since human society always employs violence to enforce some set of standards, Christians» whom Christ called to live out a radically
different form of community, one in which it is the crucified rather
than his judges who is vindicated as God's Word» should simply take up the burden of civic order and abandon the
Gospel where prudentially necessary because, you know, someone absolutely has to kill heretics, and so we should make sure the right heretics get killed.
NP is not saying anything
different than Paul would have heard in his lifetime â $ «and NP is not backing away from the
gospel either (or his message to his congregation).
Forgot to add: DDT has a 1/2 life of a year or so, orders of magnitude
different than the consensus modeling predicted and everyone accepted as
gospel.