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6161 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Commentaries.40
… of argument, the scope and design of the whole, in the writing in question. This can only be successfully accomplished by the help of a knowledge of the original …
6162 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Communion; (Fellowship).4
… the argument of the whole section (verses 14-22).
6163 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Conclusion.2
Conclusion - kon-kloo'-zhun (coph): In Ecclesiastes 12:13 the King James Version, where the Revised Version (British and American) has "the end," namely, a summary of the entire argument of the book.
6164 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Conscience.20
… an argument about consequences with which she operated successfully, or an instinct of purity which she divined at the back of the actions and opinions …
6165 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Conscience.22
… trustworthy argument for the existence of a Deity, prior to supernatural revelation, this is where it is to be found.
6166 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Contradiction.2
… no argument; in the latter "gainsaying" which is scarcely an improvement, the reference being to the oral attacks upon the words and character of Jesus.
6167 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Coral.4
… further argument against ra'moth meaning "coral."
6168 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Corinthians, Second Epistle to The.33
… fullest argument for it that has yet appeared in English. On the other hand Sanday (Encyclopaedia Biblica) declares against it, and Robertson (Hastings, Dictionary …
6169 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Covenant, in the New Testament.3
… all argumentative force if the meaning testament is accepted, it seems best to retain the meaning covenant if possible. To do this it is only necessary to …
6170 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Creed; Creeds.37
… the argument with a view of disputeing the extreme orthodox position, became the battleground between the parties. The Arians violently condemned. The …
6171 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Criticism.36
… involved would be quite outside the province of an article of this Encyclopedia, but reference must be made to two important Biblical arguments: (1 …
6172 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Criticism.48
NOTE.-- Exodus 20:24 has not been used in the above argument, but with the evidence presented there seems to be no obstacle to the translations of the EV. The familiar evidence of Judges is of course merely cumulative.
6173 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Criticism.50
… the argument from silence, for sacrifices with their special names are mentioned freely and sacrificial rites described--invariably of class (b), even when …
6174 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Criticism.67
… basic argument for the Graf-Wellhausen hypothesis. But it is cited as an example of other passages where the text is to be considered. And, also, because the …
6175 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Criticism.70
… ordinary argument from silence, it is silent about what should have been the most vital matter of all. Deuteronomy knows nothing of the Tabernacle, and, as …
6176 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Criticism.72
very few important arguments may be mentioned.
6177 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Criticism.76
… other arguments here, such as the linguistic. As a matter of fact, the sections that contain the more developed concepts contain also a different vocabulary …
6178 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Daniel, Book of.46
… the argument from silence in general, it may be said that it reduces itself in fact to the absence of all reference to Daniel on the monuments, in the Book of …
6179 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Daysman.2
… their arguments or case at law. "Neither is there-any daysman (the Revised Version (British and American) "umpire") betwixt us, that might lay his hand upon us both …
6180 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Desire of All Nations.7
… these arguments, however, can be fairly met by counter-arguments, leaving the reader still in doubt. (a) An abstract noun is often put for the concrete; (b) the result …