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• Passage (EBD)
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• Red Sea, Passage of (EBD)
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• Passage (EBD)
  #REDIRECT [[Text:EBD:Passage]]
  30 bytes (4 words) - 08:56, 15 November 2008
• Red Sea, Passage of (EBD)
  #REDIRECT [[Text:EBD:Red Sea, Passage of]]
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• Head Coverings
  ...o wear head coverings in the church service. The Bushnell view is that the passage in question is actually mistranslated and Paul actually forbade head coveri The passage in questions is from [[1 Corinthians 11]]:2-6
  2 KB (258 words) - 18:34, 11 December 2009
• Peter and the Papacy
  * This interpretation of the passage must be considered true An alternative interpretation of the passage, common among Protestants, is that when Jesus gave Peter the keys, it meant
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• Peter and the Papacy (G.G.)
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• Apostolic Hermeneutics
  ...y changed the translation themselves and gave a loose approximation of the passage, and even on occasions changed the entire meaning of the quote. ...r it was done with completely new meaning being read into an Old Testament passage, described by the term resignification.
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• Nahum
  ...the downfall of Assyria, while another account suggests that he wrote this passage as a New Year liturgy for the autumn festival just after the downfall in [[
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• Koine Greek:Αγαπη
  The famous passage in [[1 Corinthians 13]]:4-8 translates the word love from ''agape''
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• Book of Nahum
  ...the downfall of Assyria, while another account suggests that he wrote this passage as a New Year liturgy for the autumn festival just after the downfall in [[
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• Apologetics: Matthew 28:16-17
  [http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew%2028:16-17 Matthew 28:16-17] [http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Mark+16:7 Mark 16:7]
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• What is an apostle? (Anon)
  ...an apostle, unless specifically sent out personally by Jesus. however, the passage does not teach this, but only says it is the case for this particular episo Some evangelicals have made two assumptions from this passage. The first is that all apostles should be eye-witnesses of Jesus, having be
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• Translating love
  The Koine Greek [[agape]] is used in this passage on love from [[1 Corinthians 13]]:4-8
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• Living as a Christian (E.M.)
  ...hasises that faith without deeds is dead. Now we must be careful with this passage because so many infer that it leaves us saving ourselves. Not so. James is
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• Head Covering: Bushnell View
  ...her. As pointed out by the Bushnell view, why would Paul include this in a passage where he treats men and women differently? The verses are an arguement that ...cerning women ("judge for yourselves"). Moreover, he would not write this passage instructing them on covering if he later told them to decide for themselves
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• 1 Corinthians 13
  ...ometimes used in funerals, for example Princess Diana's in 1997, where the passage was read by Tony Blair.
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• Genesis 1 - Purpose (G.G.)
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• Charismatic
  ...r example when writing to the Corinthian church, where the most well-known passage is in 1 Corinthians chapters 12-14.
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• The meaning of instruction in Proverbs 1-9 (anon)
  ...l have a slightly different translation (some more than slightly). In this passage מוסר is seen as being used on a fool. This may fit in with the third el
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• Hosea 2
  Hosea 2 is a passage about the unfaithfulness of [[Hosea]]'s wife [[Gomer]] as a symbol that exp
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• Run the Race (G.G.)
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