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95341 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Timothy.8
… unfeigned faith, and that from a child he had known the sacred Scriptures of the Old Testament ( 2 Timothy 3:15 ), and seeing also his Christian character and deportment …
95342 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Timothy.14
… your faith: that no man should be moved by these afflictions" ( 1 Thessalonians 3:1 - 2, 3 the King James Version). Timothy and Silas discharged this duty and returned …
95343 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Timothy.25
… the faith should come to him, to be with him in his last hours, shows how true and tender was the affection which bound them together. Whether Timothy was able …
95344 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Timothy.27
… son, faithful and true. Various defects have been alleged to exist in Timothy’s character. These defects are inferred from the directions and instructions …
95345 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Titus.3
… common faith" ( Titus 1:4 ), it is probable that he was one of the apostle’s converts.
95346 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tobit, Book of.16
… continued faithful to the Jewish religion and supported the observances of that religion at Jerusalem. Moreover, he fasted regularly, gave alms freely …
95347 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tobit, Book of.17
… religious faith. Job-like he prayed that God might take him out of his distress.
95348 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tobit, Book of.18
… ancestral faith, had fallen into similar distress--Raguel, his wife Edna and his daughter Sarah, who resided at Ecbatana (Vulgate "Rages"; compare Tobit 1:14 ) in …
95349 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tobit, Book of.19
… are faithful to their religious duties, giving themselves to prayer and almsgiving, burying their dead instead of exposing them on the "Tower of Silence …
95350 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tobit, Book of.30
… which faithful Jews suffered for their religion. It is probable that Judith and Tobit owe their origin to the same set of circumstances, the persecutions …
95351 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tobit, Book of.35
… ancestral faith and were nevertheless promoted to high places in the state. The knowledge of Mesopotamia shown by the author is so defective (see 4, above …
95352 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tongues of Fire.9
… of faith and of the Holy Spirit, that he was also full of grace and power. Accordingly, it should be no surprise to read, as the effect of his discourse, that the …
95353 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Transfiguration.4
… new faith in the heavensent leadership of Jesus. In the dark days which were soon to come upon them the memory of the brightness of that unforgettable night …
95354 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 1.33
… to faith in the Trinity, of showing the self-consistency of the doctrine and its consistency with other known truth, but brings this positive rational support …
95355 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 1.34
… the faith of universal Christendom--a living idea of God must be thought in some way after a Trinitarian fashion, it must be antecedently probable that traces …
95356 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 2.5
… the faithful witness, the firstborn of the dead, and the ruler of the kings of the earth’ ( Revelation 1:4 - 5 ). Clearly these writers, too, write out of a fixed Trinitarian …
95357 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 2.11
… of faith" which very soon began to be framed all over the church. It was by these two fundamental principia--the true Deity of Christ and the Baptismal Formula …
95358 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Trinity, 2.12
… immanent faith of Christians. In the 2nd century the dominant neo-Stoic and neo-Platonic ideas deflected Christian thought into subordinationist channels …
95359 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Truth.2
… generally, "faithful"; Anglo-Saxon: treow, tryw with Teutonic stem, trau-, "to believe," "to keep faith"):
95360 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Truth.16
… :3 ); faith ( Isaiah 26:2 ); righteousness ( Psalms 85:10 ); reality ( John 17:19 ); veracity ( Genesis 42:16 ). It is unfortunate that translators have generally adhered to single …