1 John — Introduction
…no sender, no recipient, no greeting, no travel plans, no farewell. It reads as a written sermon, a pastoral tract…
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…no sender, no recipient, no greeting, no travel plans, no farewell. It reads as a written sermon, a pastoral tract…
…It appears in 2 Corinthians 1 as a leg of the changed travel plan — Corinth to Macedonia and back — the…
…a Planter. And around 1695 the Dutch families of the island, who had told the two Labadist travellers "wherever we…
…transmits uncleanness to the toucher, and Matthew reports none travelling that way. ⚠ Then a Roman officer uses the Baptist's…
…It appears in 2 Corinthians 1 as a leg of the changed travel plan — Corinth to Macedonia and back — the…
…heart and Barth's commentary; and, read plainly, a travelling missionary's careful letter of introduction to strangers whose backing…
…Whether the marking also fixes WHO travels to it is the Calvinist-Arminian question, and the verse leaves it to…
…He worked with his hands as a skēnopoios (tent- or leather-worker), travelled roughly ten thousand miles, and reached Rome…
…Esau, warm and generous, wants to travel on together and even to leave an escort; Jacob gently declines twice over…