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701 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Acts of the Apostles, 8-12.6
… the miracles recorded as genuine events by Luke. But Paul himself claimed to have wrought miracles ( 2 Corinthians 12:12 ). It is not scientific to rule a book …
702 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Apocalyptic Literature, 3.37
… is evidently Egypt, as, whatever the immediate context may be, the writer gravitates to Egypt; and the authors are Jews or Jewish Christians. The dates of the …
703 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Apocryphal Gospels.54
… whom miracles of healing had been wrought come forward to give evidence in favor of Jesus--a most natural step for a late narrator to suppose as having taken …
704 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Apostles' Creed; The.21
… whole evidence in the New Testament for a Trinitarian distinction and for the essential Divinity of Christ. When it is declared that the virgin-birth is …
705 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Archaeology; Archaeology and Criticism.34
… the evidence of archaeology is neutral, "On all other points the facts of archaeology, so far as they are at present known, harmonize entirely with the position …
706 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Authority in Religion.149
… hypothetical miracle for which there is no tittle of evidence. All the evidence is against it. The history of the church shows that it has been as liable to …
707 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Bartimaeus.2
… , the miracle cannot be denied. The discrepancies themselves are evidence of the wide currency of the story before our Gospels assumed their present form …
708 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Communion With Demons; Devils.10
… of evidence. (a) In the Witch of Endor story Samuel’s appearance, according to the idea of the narrator, was due to a miracle, not to the magic power of the feeble …
709 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Cross.5
… . The evidence for this fact is late and untrustworthy. It is certain that the West celebrated the Invention of the Cross, on May 3, since the time of Gregory the …
710 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Exodus, the Book Of, 1.26
… , the miracles of Yahweh and the demonstrations of His power down to the slaying of the firstborn, found in the 2nd part (compare Exodus 2:23 through Exodus 7 …
711 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Fig, Fig-tree.12
… sure evidence, even when it falls, that the tree bearing it is not barren. This acted parable must be compared with Luke 13:6, 9; now the time of judgment was surely …
712 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Hezekiah (2).14
… historians’ evident union of two stories in one makes the new attitude with which this crisis was met, obscure; but the tone of confirmed confidence and courage …
713 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Holy Spirit, 2.15
… . The miracles contrast strikingly with the miracles of the apocryphal gospels. In the latter all sorts of capricious deeds of power are ascribed to Jesus …
714 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Immaculate Conception, The.11
… Protestants evidently do not) just what is meant by the doctrine as a doctrine. According to the accepted Roman Catholic explanation, Mary, at the supposed …
715 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Jesus Christ, 3.5
… of evidence for any particular miracle, which must be judged of from its connection with the person of the worker, and the character of the apostolic witnesses …
716 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Jesus Christ, 4c1.144
… ) Jesus evidently seeks to arouse the victim’s shattered soul to some sense of its own individuality. On Jesus commanding the unclean spirit to leave the …
717 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Jesus Christ, 4d.20
… the miracles in this section, the casting out of the demon that was mute ( Luke 11:14 ff) is evidently the same incident as that already noted in Matthew 12:22 ff …
718 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Jonah, the Book of.14
… great miracles of the Book of Jon into relation with Himself and His preaching. As Jonah was three days and three nights in the body of the fish, so should the …
719 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Jonah, the Book of.16
… the miracles of the fish and the repentance of the Ninevites as actual events. Orelli puts the matter judiciously: "It is not, indeed, proved with conclusive …
720 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Lystra.6
… is evident from the narrative in Acts that the people who were prepared to worship Paul and Barnabas as gods were not Greeks or Romans, but native Lycaonians …