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14341 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Alive.2
… ; the healing, redemptive, resurrection life of Christ; the renewing and recreative power of the Holy Spirit.
14342 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Allegory.4
… the healing of a leper by Christ is made the basis of an exposition of the healing of the soul by the Saviour. Naturally this is not interpretation in the exegetical …
14343 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Amaziah.8
… to heal the breach was made by either king. When the results of the war appeared, it could not be but that the author of the war should be called upon to answer …
14344 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Andrew.4
… was healed of a fever ( Mark 1:29 - 31; compare Matthew 8:14 - 15; Luke 4:38 - 39 ); the call of Andrew was finally consecrated by his election as one of the Twelve Apostles …
14345 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Anoint; Anointed.2
… the healing power of oil. It was often employed as a mark of hospitality ( Luke 7:46 ); as a mark of special honor ( John 11:2 ); in preparation for social occasions ( Ruth …
14346 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Anthropology.17
… and healing power, and which is believed to be self-rejuvenescent" (N. Commentary on Gen, 118). The connection with Edom in Genesis 25:30 may perhaps point in the …
14347 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Apocryphal Acts, General.49
… to heal, to exorcise demons, to raise the dead; and while marvelous deeds of that nature constantly recur, there are other miracles wrought by the apostles …
14348 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Apocryphal Acts, the Separate Acts.8
… , the Healing of a Dropsical Man at Myra by the apostle (a continuation of the Thecla-narrative), Paul’s conflict with wild beasts at Ephesus (based on the misunderstanding …
14349 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Apocryphal Acts, the Separate Acts.14
… in healing the sick a bystander asked him why he did not make his own daughter whole. To show that God was able to effect the cure through him, Peter made his daughter …
14350 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Apocryphal Acts, the Separate Acts.22
… the healing of infirm old women, and in theater where the miracles were wrought John gave an address on the vanity of all earthly things and on the destroying …
14351 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Apocryphal Epistles.3
… for healing and offering Him protection. Our Lord sends back a short letter saying that He cannot leave Palestine, but that, after His ascension, a messenger …
14352 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Apocryphal Gospels.49
… of healing are wrought round the dying bed; and after the instantaneous transportation of Mary and the attendant apostles to Jerusalem, on the Lord’s Day …
14353 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Apocryphal Gospels.54
… 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 place in a regular …
14354 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ascension.17
… ); He healed the impotent man ( Acts 3:16 ); He stood to receive the first martyr ( Acts 7:56 ); He appeared to Saul of Tarsus ( Acts 9:5 ); He makes intercession for His people …
14355 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Astronomy, I.95
… with healing in its wings." But the old Hebrew writers were very guarded and careful in the symbolism they used, whether of word or illustration. Men in those …
14356 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Astronomy, I.108
… with healing in its wings" ( Malachi 4:2 ). The metaphor "wings of the morning" of Psalms 139:9 is however more probably due to the long streamers, the crepuscular …
14357 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Atonement.15
… its healing, e.g. daily sacrifices. This breach is universally attributed to some behavior on man’s part. This may be moral or ceremonial uncleanness on man’s …
14358 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Authority in Religion.107
… of healing, He seemed to exercise a Divine prerogative ( Matthew 9:6, 8; Mark 2:10; Luke 5:24 ). It implied an infallible moral judgment, a power to dispense with the …
14359 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Authority in Religion.119
… to heal all manner of diseases, while they went about preaching ( Matthew 10:1; Mark 3:15; 6:7; Luke 9:1; 10:19 ). After His resurrection He gave them commission to bear …
14360 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Babel, Babylon (2).49
… of healing; E-hursag-ella, "the house of the holy mountain," etc.