Sentences with phrase «scriptural truth»

You bring lots of Scriptural truth into the light for people to see and gain understanding.

We both recognize that judgments must be made in the life of Christ's Church as to what is and what is not scriptural truth.

He was the master of translating scriptural truths into vague existential slogans that countless preachers easily manipulated into a capitulation to the spirit of the age.

What an off - the - cuff cavalier priest made adaptation for scriptural truths.

First of all, just as another heads up, that her song in verses 47 - 55 is full of Scriptural truths from the Old Testament.

«I'm always blown away by how inspired and timeless scriptural truths are, and learn more each time I re-read them and observe them playing out in narratives like the book of Genesis or in my own life's path.

Now, I would have absolutely no idea how to be a hospital chaplain and talk to people before they die, but perhaps speaking scriptural truths over them would be good in addition to listening to them talk about their families?

I grow very tired of Mormonism and Catholicism and Christendom for there denying of literal scriptural Truths about the bodies of people being Gods» husbandry and buildings and temples and even KIngdoms of the Gods!

I have no qualms about accepting the fact we see scriptural truth differently.

They have codified important Scriptural truths — on the Nature of Christ, for example, and on the Personhood of the Holy Spirit — and so we refer to them as authoritative.

FAITH ALONE IN CHRIST ALONE is «literally» incorrect and has the POTENTIAL to mislead some people who aren't familiar with Scriptural Truths.

Application needs Scriptural truth for structure, balance, and validity.

Scriptural truth does not fundamentally change at the whim of the interpreter.

Thus anyone explaining scriptural truths to Patrick shall waste their time.

These people didn't get that way from studying scripture and gaining scriptural truth.

In these pages, you will find keen insights and powerful Scriptural truths which I am only beginning to grasp the significance of, myself.

Having been a Christian my whole life and having graduated from a bible college, I have a solid foundation upon which to offer scriptural truth in therapy.

Your bronze age phobias are based upon fear and a very faulty understanding of scriptural truth.

The isolation of Scripture study from the believing community of faith (nuda scriptura) disregards the Holy Spirit's work in guiding the witness of the people of God to scriptural truths, and leaves the interpretation of that truth vulnerable to unfettered subjectivism.

But it is certainly not a Scriptural truth.

I have very serious doubts you have spent any time investigating the scriptural truth of the matter at all.

Roman primacy seems an instance of church authority validating itself rather than serving as the instrument for a providential outworking of scriptural truths.

Indeed, as the reader becomes mature in Christ, it is the actual experience of scriptural truth that is more important.

There were sixty - five candidates for baptism, all neatly clad (so different from former appearance) and their faces beamed with delight... They were questioned, not only to ascertain their knowledge of scriptural truth, but also to ascertain, as far as possible, their apprehension of Christ as a living and a present Saviour.

Besides, existentialism restricts itself to human temporality whereas the Christian message has a cosmic perspective.17 On the other hand, we can not say simply that these scriptural truths are historical in the traditional sense of the term, that is, open to empirical verification.

My exhortation (to all of us) from the Bell conversation is that we (re) learn how the scriptural truths of the love of God and the holiness of God are held simultaneously in the scriptures.

Unfortunately, the same malady is debilitating the American Church, and we're losing our ability to discern what is scriptural truth and what is seeker - sensitive interpretation.

Although this is a Scriptural truth, Matthew 25 is not talking about this.

The entirely orthodox and scriptural truth that there are mysteries within Christianity and we can not know God in full in this life («For now, we see through a glass, darkly») becomes the half - truth that we can not understand God's will or nature in any meaningful way, and we don't really know how God wishes us to behave.

The real purpose of Dr. Schniewind's article is to show us the whole body of the Scriptural truth, in such a way as to press the question, whether Bultmann is not freeing the Gospel from its fetters by amputating its limbs.