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1,920 results for “Romans” — showing 1,601–1,620
- TopicJewish DeliveranceIsraelites, particularly during their enslavement in Egypt, the Babylonian exile, and the Roman occupation, each time looking forward to God's promised deliverance. Trust
- TopicJohn the Baptisttime of great expectation for the Messiah among the Jewish people, amidst Roman occupation and spiritual apathy. His ministry was marked by a return to prophetic
- TopicJourney to Egyptsocio-political climate of Judea at the time was tense, with Roman occupation and local unrest. Trust in God's guidance during difficult times, as exemplified
- TopicJourney to RomeGospel. Paul's journey to Rome occurs during a time of Roman rule, where he is a prisoner appealing to Caesar. The journey is marked
- TopicJudas Iscariotduring His ministry. The socio-political climate of first-century Judea, under Roman occupation, created a complex backdrop for the actions of Judas, who may have
- TopicJustificationletters address these issues, particularly in the context of the Galatian and Roman churches. Believers are encouraged to live in the freedom that comes from being
- TopicKairosevil,' urging them to recognize and seize divine opportunities. In the Greco-Roman world, kairos was understood as a critical moment that required action. This concept
- TopicKataleimmaGreek word that appears in the New Testament, specifically in Romans 11:4, where it refers to a remnant or a small remaining group of faithful
- TopicKerygmadiverse audience, often in the context of Jewish and Greco-Roman cultures. Believers are called to share the kerygma in their communities, emphasizing the importance
- TopicKindnessexemplifying kindness even to those who do not reciprocate. In the Greco-Roman world, kindness was often viewed as a virtue, but the Christian understanding
- TopicKing AgrippaHerodian dynasty. His reign was marked by the growing tensions between the Roman Empire and the Jewish people, as well as the rise of early Christianity
- TopicKing of KingsJesus' divine kingship with the political powers of the time, particularly the Roman Empire. Live under the lordship of Christ, acknowledging His authority in all aspects
- TopicKing of the Jewskingship. During the time of Jesus, the Jewish people were under Roman occupation and were longing for a Messiah who would deliver them. The title 'King
- TopicKingdom Ethicsethics were revolutionary in the context of first-century Judaism and the Roman Empire, challenging existing norms and calling for a radical reorientation of values towards
- TopicKingdom Expansionmessage of Jesus in a diverse and often hostile environment. The Roman Empire provided both obstacles and opportunities for the expansion of the Kingdom. Engage
- TopicKingdom Firstdiscipleship in the kingdom. During Jesus' ministry, the Jewish people were under Roman occupation and were expecting a political Messiah. Jesus redefined the concept
- TopicKingdom FocusKingdom. During Jesus' ministry, the Jewish people were under Roman occupation and were expecting a political Messiah. Jesus redefined the concept of the Kingdom, focusing
- TopicKingdom Growthneed for evangelism. During Jesus' ministry, the Jewish people were under Roman occupation, and there was a longing for the Messiah to establish God's Kingdom
- TopicKingdom Influenceindicating its present influence. During Jesus' ministry, the Jewish people were under Roman occupation, longing for a Messiah who would establish a political kingdom. Jesus redefined
- TopicKingdom Orderchallenges in understanding the nature of Christ's Kingdom, especially in a Roman context where authority and power were often misused. The teachings of Jesus