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93901 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Eschatology of the New Testament, VI-X.20
… of faith in the sense of spectators in the literal sense, but perhaps in the figurative sense, that we ought to feel, having in memory their example, as if the …
93902 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Eschatology of the Old Testament.72
… the faithful had respect rather to multiplication of seed, to outward prosperity, and to a happy state of existence (never without piety as its basis) on earth …
93903 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Eschatology of the Old Testament.75
… their faith. The Egyptian Amenti may be said, indeed, to answer broadly to the Hebrew Sheol; but there is nothing in Israelite thought to correspond to Osiris …
93904 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Eschatology of the Old Testament.83
… religious faith and hope. It has not a natural, but a religious, root. It springs from the believer's trust and confidence in the living God; from his conviction …
93905 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Eschatology of the Old Testament.84
… " of faith first became possible. One asks, however, Was it so? Was this hope so entirely a matter of "intuitous ventures, and forecasts of devout souls in moments …
93906 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Eschatology of the Old Testament.86
… strong faith is self-evident. But did strong faith come into existence only in the days of the prophets or the Exile? Exception has already been taken to the …
93907 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Eschatology of the Old Testament.89
… which faith rises to the hope of immortality are principally Psalms 16:8 - 11; 17:15; Psalms 49:14 - 15; 73:24. There are a few others, but these are the chief, and so far …
93908 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Eschatology of the Old Testament.90
… ), then faith, reasserting itself, flings itself on God to accomplish the apparently impossible: "Oh that thou wouldest hide me in Sheol, that thou wouldest keep …
93909 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Eschatology of the Old Testament.92
… covenant-faithfulness of Yahweh. But this does not apply to the wicked. Whence then does the idea come? It is given as a revelation, but even revelation connects …
93910 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Eschatology of the Old Testament.94
… to faith in the reality of moral retribution. Under the prophets, while the judgments of God on nations and individuals were still primarily viewed as pertaining …
93911 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Essenes.69
… of faithful men they also study. All that join the sect are put on probation. The entrant receives a white robe and a linen girdle, and is supplied with an axe …
93912 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ethics of Jesus.14
(b) Faith
93913 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ethics of Jesus.30
5. Nature of Faith
93914 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ethics of Jesus.44
(b) Faith: The second step is faith--a word of constant recurrence in the teaching Of Jesus. In many cases it is connected with His healing ministry; but this was …
93915 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ethics of Jesus.45
… of faith and of believing, Jesus frequently spoke of "coming" to Himself; and then followed the invitation to "follow" Him, which, accordingly, is the third stage …
93916 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ethics of Jesus.58
… to faith that to "know" and to "believe" are virtually the same act ( John 10:38 ). Faith is the reception into the soul of the life eternal, or of Him who has been discerned …
93917 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ethics of Jesus.59
… of Faith: Since faith is thus the means whereby the eternal life becomes a personal possession, it is the one thing needful and the sum of all the commandments …
93918 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ethics, I.97
… of faith, and what we should believe involves a moral requirement and has a moral character.
93919 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ethics, I.99
… with faith in relation to God, and as the receptive organ of Divine grace; ethics considers it rather in its relation to man as a human activity, and as the organ …
93920 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ethics, III.21
… not faithful to the humanitarianism of their law, and generally, in keeping with other races of antiquity, showed a tendency to restrict Divine favor within …