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1,347 results for “Resurrection” — showing 1,041–1,060

  1. TopicApostolic Teachingapostolic teaching emerged in the context of the early church following the resurrection of Jesus, as the apostles sought to spread the Gospel and establish communities
  2. TopicArarathumanity, foundational to biblical theology. The story of Ararat foreshadows themes of resurrection and new life, as seen in the New Testament
  3. TopicArchangelvoice of an archangel, indicating the archangel's role in the resurrection of the dead. Mentions Michael the archangel contending with the devil, highlighting the archangel
  4. TopicAscendpivotal event in Christian theology, occurring 40 days after His resurrection, and is celebrated as a confirmation of His divine authority and the promise
  5. TopicAsh Wednesdaybelievers for the journey of Lent, culminating in the celebration of the resurrection at Easter
  6. TopicAuthority of Godearth has been given to Him, establishing His divine authority post-resurrection. Paul teaches that there is no authority except from God, and those that exist
  7. TopicAuthority of Jesusaffairs. This authority is demonstrated through His teachings, miracles, and ultimately His resurrection. Divine Authority Teaching with Authority Authority over Nature Authority over Demons and Sickness
  8. TopicAwewhile the early church recognized the power of God in the resurrection of Christ. Cultivate a sense of awe in personal worship and prayer. Encourage communal
  9. TopicBasileusearly Christians reinterpreted this term in light of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection. Recognize and submit to the authority of Christ in all aspects of life
  10. TopicBeliefbelief. Paul explains that confessing Jesus as Lord and believing in His resurrection is essential for salvation. In the New Testament, belief was often challenged
  11. TopicBelief and UnbeliefRole of Signs and Miracles The account of Thomas, who doubted the resurrection of Jesus until he saw Him, highlights the struggle between belief and unbelief
  12. TopicBeloved Disciplewith Peter, affirming his role as a witness to Jesus' ministry and resurrection. The Gospel of John was written in a context where the early church
  13. TopicBethphagestage for the events of Holy Week, leading to the crucifixion and resurrection
  14. TopicBiblical Feastsshadows of Christ, with many feasts pointing to His life, death, and resurrection. The communal aspect of the feasts emphasizes the importance of fellowship and worship
  15. TopicBlessed Are Those Who BelieveTestament, the early church faced challenges in believing in the resurrection and the promises of Christ. The call to faith was crucial for both Jewish
  16. TopicBlossombeauty and diversity of God's creation. Illustrates the hope of resurrection and eternal life, where believers will fully blossom in glory
  17. TopicBody of DeathHoly Spirit in overcoming sin. Affirms the hope of ultimate redemption and resurrection
  18. TopicBorn AgainPeter speaks of being born again to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ, linking rebirth to the hope of eternal life. The term
  19. TopicBread and CupJesus reinterprets this meal, establishing a new covenant through His death and resurrection. Regularly participate in Communion to remember and reflect on the significance of Christ
  20. TopicBy My Spirithave the Spirit of God dwelling in them, which brings life and resurrection. Jesus promises that the disciples will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes

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