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6341 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Justification.50
… whole argument of James is bent on preserving a real practical Christianity that is not content with words merely (2:15-16), but shows itself in deeds. He is not …
6342 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Kingdom of God (of Heaven), The.36
… their argument. If Jesus was all the time looking out for an appearance from heaven which never arrived, what better was He than a dreamer of the ghetto?
6343 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Kings, Books of.27
… unanswerable argument.
6344 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Kiriath-jearim.7
… the argument even of the philological--the strongest--grounds cannot be of much value. The greatest objections in the minds of most students are the unsuitability …
6345 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Law in the Old Testament.49
… this argument is altogether unsound: its grave difficulties are well set out in Moller’s Are the Critics Right? And here again careful study vindicates …
6346 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Law in the Old Testament.50
… the arguments which would make the framing of the Levitical ritual the work of the age of Ezra. The difficulties created by this theory are far greater than …
6347 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Levitical Cities.9
2. Wellhausen’s Arguments Answered
6348 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Levitical Cities.18
… . Wellhausen’s Arguments Answered: Further, the fact that many other Levitical cities appear to have been centers of worship points to the presence of priests …
6349 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Leviticus, 1.17
(1) The Argument from Silence
6350 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Leviticus, 1.38
… essential argument for the view that both parts have one and the same author, who intentionally brought the two parts into closer connection and yet separated …
6351 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Leviticus, 2.4
… ) The Argument from Silence. One of the most important proofs for this claim is the "argument from silence" (argumentum e silentio). How careful one must be in making …
6352 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Leviticus, 2.14
… the argument in favor of the Mosaic origin of these laws. Further, we everywhere find that Aaron and his sons are as yet the only incumbents of the priestly …
6353 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Lizard.15
… an argument that leTa’ah is "gecko" from the Arabic laTa’, "to cling to the ground." This view is at least in accordance with Septuagint. It is of course untenable …
6354 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Lizard.18
… etymological arguments is very cogent, the writer can see no harm in consistently following Septuagint, understanding for (1) gale, weasel or pole-cat; for …
6355 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Lord's Supper; (Eucharist).125
… the argument, so soon as it had become disputed. John 6:32 - 59 does not treat of this ordinance, because (1) the ordinance must be dated from the night of the betrayal …
6356 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Luke, the Gospel of.13
… absurd argument, to be sure, but a powerful testimony to the general acceptance of this Gospel along with the other three. It is needless to appeal to the presence …
6357 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Luke, the Gospel of.15
… the arguments of conservative opponents." Harnack proceeds to make a plea for a hearing. Jacobus (Standard Bible Dictionary) admits that "Acts tells us nothing …
6358 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Luke, the Gospel of.16
… of argument, even though it is very simple. Plummer (Comm., x-xvii) argues three propositions: "(1) The author of the Third Gospel is the author of the Acts. (2) The author …
6359 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Manasses, the Prayer of.18
… the arguments for a Greek original are fairly conclusive. Many Old Testament scholars regard the narrative of the captivity, prayer and penitence of Manasseh …
6360 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Mark, the Gospel According To, 1.80
(7) The book suits Peter’s character--impressionable rather than reflective, and emotional rather than logical. To such men arguments are of minor importance. It is deeds that count (Burton, Short Intro).