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6441 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Plead.2
… our arguments on both sides" would be a fair paraphrase. Otherwise "plead" usually represents ribh, for which the Revised Version (British and American) gives …
6442 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Plead.3
… (i.e. "arguments") occurs in Job 13:6 (for ribh), and "plea" (din, in a specific legal sense) in Deuteronomy 17:8. the King James Version uses "implead" in Acts 19:38 for egkaleo …
6443 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Praetorian Guard.7
… Lightfoot's argument is set aside by the new light which has been thrown upon the real meaning of "praetorium." Sir W.M. Ramsay (St. Paul the Traveler, 357) writes …
6444 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Prayers of Christ.22
… powerful argument for the historic reality. The explanation of these contrasted moods is to be found in the depth of our Lord's nature, and especially in …
6445 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Preacher; Preaching.17
… through argument, explanation, motive and exhortation. The agency for the spread of a religion of persuasion must be preaching.
6446 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Presbyter; Presbytery.5
… negative arguments. Moreover, the council of apostles and elders in Jerusalem, to which Paul and Barnabas appealed ( Acts 15:1 - 41 ), is positive evidence of the …
6447 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Priest, High.33
… great argument: "Having then a great high priest," etc. (4:14,15). From 4:14 to 7:28 the argument deals with the high-priestly work of Jesus. His qualifications are …
6448 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Priesthood in the New Testament.9
… without argument or even explanation (6) the truly sacrificial character of this self-immolation of Jesus. Nor is this fact nullified by the emphasis which …
6449 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Psalms, Book of.30
… of argument, that not one of them came from the pen of the writers of the Psalms, but only from editors and compilers of exilic or post-exilic days, it would still …
6450 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Psalms, Book of.66
… this argument clearly, and yet with becoming caution: "The vicissitudes and situations in David's life presented in these narratives are of such a nature …
6451 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Psalms, Book of.70
… convincing arguments from internal evidence. Unverified conjectures will not answer.
6452 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Psalms, Book of.129
… able argument against recent radical views.
6453 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Punishment, Everlasting.38
… their arguments for final extinction. Such is the dictum of Jesus: "He that obeyeth not the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God abideth (remains) on him …
6454 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Quotations in the New Testament.14
4. Argumentative Quotations
6455 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Quotations in the New Testament.22
… of argument is the recognition and acceptance of the Old Testament as authoritative, a real Word of God, in form occasional, but essentially applicable to …
6456 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Quotations in the New Testament.34
… the argument is that the promises nominally made to David, or claimed by him, were couched in terms too vast to find fulfillment in his own experience, but were …
6457 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Quotations in the New Testament.35
NOTE--The argument here is not affected if one accepts the variant reading "Holy Ones" for the preceding passage.
6458 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Quotations in the New Testament.41
4. Argumentative Quotations: The argumentative use of the Old Testament involves exactly the same principles which have been dealt with in the foregoing discussion. These principles coalesce in the conception of the Old Testament as authoritative.
6459 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Quotations in the New Testament.42
… of argument (see Matthew 4:4, 7; 12:17 ff; Matthew 19:18 f; Mark 10:19; Luke 19:46 ) it is on the basis of essential truth which is permanent and unchanging ( Matthew 5:17 …
6460 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Quotations in the New Testament.43
… last argument; see Romans 9:7, 9, 12 - 13, 15, 17 ). We shall consider typical examples of Paul's use of the Old Testament in argumentation. Choice has been made of those …