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1,920 results for “Romans” — showing 1,821–1,840
- TopicSobrietywith the Spirit, highlighting the importance of spiritual sobriety. In the Greco-Roman world, excessive drinking was common, and the early church faced challenges related
- TopicSocial Ordervarious cultures and societies, from ancient Israel's theocratic governance to the Roman Empire's political structures, reflecting God's sovereignty over all human institutions. Engage
- TopicSocial Puritypure, warning against sexual immorality. In the ancient world, particularly in Greco-Roman culture, sexual promiscuity was prevalent. The early church faced challenges in maintaining social
- TopicSocietal Norms in the Biblecontext spans various cultures and societies, from ancient Israel to the Greco-Roman world, each with its own norms and practices. The Bible often contrasts these
- TopicSocietybiblical context spans various societies, from ancient Israel to the Roman Empire, each with unique challenges and structures. The teachings reflect the need for moral order
- TopicSoldier of Christhighlighting the active role of believers in their spiritual journey. In the Roman Empire, soldiers were a prominent part of society, symbolizing discipline, loyalty
- TopicSonshipallowing believers to receive adoption as sons and daughters. In the Greco-Roman world, adoption was a common practice that conferred legal rights and privileges. This
- TopicSophronismostheir prayers, linking self-control to spiritual vigilance. In the Greco-Roman world, self-control was valued as a virtue in both philosophical and moral teachings
- TopicSoteriologyrole of Christ, particularly in the context of a Greco-Roman world that had diverse religious beliefs. Encourage believers to share the message of salvation with
- TopicSpainDuring the time of the New Testament, Spain was part of the Roman Empire and represented a distant land to the early Christians, symbolizing
- TopicSpectaclesuggests a contrast to the distractions of worldly spectacle. In the Greco-Roman world, spectacles were common in public life, including gladiatorial games and theatrical performances
- TopicSphragizotheir foreheads signifies divine protection during the end times. In the Greco-Roman world, sealing was a common practice used to denote ownership and authenticity, often
- TopicSpirit of Divinationproclaiming their message until Paul cast the spirit out. In the Greco-Roman world, divination was a common practice, often associated with oracles and fortune-tellers
- TopicSpirit vs. LetterLetter' primarily arises from Paul's writings, particularly in 2 Corinthians and Romans, where he contrasts the life-giving Spirit of God with the written
- TopicSpiritual Anarchyearly church faced various forms of authority, both from Jewish traditions and Roman governance. The New Testament writings often address the tension between adhering to human
- TopicSpiritual Forcesearly church, believers faced both physical and spiritual opposition. The Roman Empire was rife with pagan beliefs and practices, which included a belief in various spiritual
- TopicSpiritual Freedomparticular, addressed these issues in his letters to the Galatians and Romans, emphasizing the grace of God over the works of the law. Embrace the freedom
- TopicSpiritual Racefaith, looking forward to the crown of righteousness. In the Greco-Roman world, athletic competitions were highly valued, and races were a significant part of public
- TopicSpiritual Treasuresoften reflects the cultural understanding of wealth and value. In the Greco-Roman world, material wealth was highly esteemed, but Jesus and the apostles redefined true
- TopicSpiritual Warfareclear understanding of the spiritual battle they were engaged in. The Roman Empire's influence and pagan practices posed significant challenges to the faith. Equip oneself