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…Romans 7:11 (‘sin … deceived me and through it killed me’), and Romans 16:18, 1 Corinthians 3:18, 2…

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…Romans 5:2, where ‘through whom we have also obtained our access by faith into this grace in which we…

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…Famous for one clause: 'all things work together for good' (Romans 8:28). Two things are worth knowing. First, the…

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…It stands in two verses of the New Testament: Romans 16:18, ‘the hearts of the innocent,’ deceived by smooth…

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🏺 Encyclopedia Andronicus Paul’s relative and fellow prisoner, “outstanding among the apostles,” who was in Christ before Paul (Romans…

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…stands in five verses of the New Testament (searched): Romans 4:14, where faith ‘has been emptied’ if the heirs…

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📖 Dictionary legion Λεγιών legiōn A LEGION — a Roman military unit of roughly five to six thousand soldiers, the empire’s…

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…the ‘reasonable service’ of Romans 12:1 and the milk of 1 Peter 2:2. Readers take it as ‘rational…

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…It stands against the ‘old man’ of Romans 6:6, and the verse does not say whether they are one…

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📖 Dictionary kainotēs καινότης kainotēs NEWNESS — from kainos, ‘new.’ ⚠ It stands in two verses of the New Testament, Romans 6:4…