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2501 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Deacon; Deaconess.6
… as dispensers of alms, who should come into close personal relations with the poor.
2502 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Deacon; Deaconess.7
… the dispensing of alms and the care of the poor of the church instituted in various churches at an earlier date.
2503 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Dispensation.1
Dispensation
2504 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Dispensation.2
… "A dispensation of the gospel is committed unto me," the Revised Version (British and American) "I have stewardship entrusted to me." The idea is similar in Ephesians …
2505 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ebionism; Ebionites.25
… new dispensation of the "poor and needy" of the Psalms, e.g. 69:33; 70:5; 74:21.
2506 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Edification; Edify.2
… oikonomia, "dispensation," instead of oikodomia, "edifying" (the King James Version).
2507 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Education.65
… the dispensation of elementary instruction, although synagogues, with attached schools for the young were to be found in every important Jewish community …
2508 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Effect; Effectual.2
… American) dispenses with "effectual," "effectually," in the other cases where the King James Version has used these words as auxiliary in the translation of …
2509 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ephesians, Epistle to The.25
… " (musterion), "dispensation" (oikonomia) are found in other epistles in the same sense that we find them in here.
2510 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Eschatology of the Old Testament.94
… temporal dispensations men were trained to faith in the reality of moral retribution. Under the prophets, while the judgments of God on nations and individuals …
2511 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Eternal.6
… or dispensations. The aiones of Hebrews 1:2, and Hebrews 11:3, is, however, to be taken as used in the concrete sense of "the worlds," and not "the ages," the world so taken …
2512 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Exodus, the Book Of, 2.25
… permanently dispense with these, a state of mind which makes it possible for God again to show His mercy. It is an arbitrary assumption that these ornaments …
2513 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Fall, The.17
… the dispensation of the fullness of times, He will gather together in one all things in Christ ( Ephesians 1:10 ). (J. Orr, Sin as a Problem of Today, London, 1910.)
2514 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Forerunner.2
… Christian dispensation. The Old Testament Levitical economy knew nothing of such. The high priest was a representative, not a forerunner: where he led, namely …
2515 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Forgiveness.35
… not dispense with the necessity of an atonement. The parable of the Prodigal Son was spoken to teach the freedom of God's forgiveness and acceptance of returning …
2516 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Fullness.4
… a dispensation of the fullness of the times." Ephesians 1:23, "the church, which is his body, the fullness of him that filleth all in all." The church is the fullness …
2517 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Genesis, 3.39
… be dispensed with; as, e.g. we do not know in Genesis 25:26 b who was born; nor in Genesis 26:34 f who Esau was; nor in Genesis 27:46 who Jacob was; nor in Genesis 29:24 who …
2518 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Gnosticism.70
… a dispensation of God which is in faith." Philo had given a great impetus to an allegorizing interpretation of the Old Testament. His writings were well known …
2519 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Holy Spirit, 2.33
… the Dispensation of the Holy Spirit. There is at the outset the closest connection with the recorded predictions of the Holy Spirit in the Gospels. Particularly …
2520 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Hope.7
… to dispense entirely with faith, while at each stage the growth into the next can be anticipated through hope.