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2961 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Appeal.4
… proper legal formula: "I appeal unto Caesar" (Kaisara epikaloumai). That Roman citizens could insist upon such procedure, as right, is not perfectly certain …
2962 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Approve.2
… in legal formalities of today, "to approve a bill," i.e. by some act, generally a signature, to express approval. In New Testament, a number of times, for Greek dokimazo …
2963 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Asylum.2
… the legal and geographical information, see CITIES OF REFUGE; HOMICIDE .
2964 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Atargatis.2
… the legal and geographical information, see CITIES OF REFUGE; HOMICIDE .
2965 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Athaliah.10
… and legal documents of the time of Charles II of England from the death of Charles I.
2966 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Atharim.2
… and legal documents of the time of Charles II of England from the death of Charles I.
2967 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Atonement, Day of.3
I. THE LEGAL ENACTMENTS
2968 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Atonement, Day of.22
I. The Legal Enactments. 1. Named: In addition to the chief passage, Leviticus 16:1 - 34, which is treated under a separate head, we have the following:
2969 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Atonement, Day of.28
… other legal enactments, but are to be regarded as an ideal scheme, the realization of which is conditioned on the entrance of the wonderful future (compare …
2970 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Atonement, Day of.41
… those legal enactments that have not in the history a sufficient evidence of having been observed, did not exist until the time when they have such historical …
2971 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Babylonia.58
… and legal language. In short the tongue of the common people or the spoken language in all probability in the late period was Aramaic.
2972 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Babylonia.74
… . The legal literature is of the greatest importance for an understanding of the social conditions of the people. It is also valuable for comparative purposes …
2973 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Babylonia.76
… or legal transactions, dated in all periods, from the earliest times until the latest, also throw important light upon the social conditions of the people …
2974 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Baptism (Lutheran Doctrine).31
… a legal claim, which a person has a right to set up (See Cremer under the word and Romans 8:1 ). (c) The establishment of a spiritual union with Christ, and a new relationship …
2975 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Baptismal Regeneration.14
… his legal standing with God the righteous Judge. Regeneration is called baptismal regeneration in so far as it occurs in the event and as an effect of the …
2976 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Between the Testaments.43
… after legal holiness, these two in combination forming the very heart and core of the later Pharisaism. The holy books, but especially the law, became an object …
2977 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Bible, The, IV Canonicity.37
… Jewish legalism, and the apostle, sorely grieved, writes this powerful letter to rebuke their faithlessness, and recall them to their allegiance to the truth …
2978 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Biblical Theology.47
… of legalism, the newer criticism asserts, could not have suited the Israelite nation in its early and undeveloped stage, as it does after the teachings of …
2979 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Biblical Theology.48
… anti-legal tendencies. It must be obvious that attempts to integrate the Old Testament theology amid the prevailing uncertainties of criticism must be …
2980 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Bilhan (3).6
… Hebrew legal term sheTar, "writing." This "writing," in the usage of the times, was an acknowledgment of the taking over or receiving of goods or money that had to …