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1. www.openbible.info › topics › pennilessWhat Does the Bible Say About Penniless? - OpenBible.info

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   31 Bible Verses about Penniless. Isaiah 3:1-26 ESV / 5 helpful votes. Helpful. Not Helpful.

2. bible.org › assets › pdfPaul's Letters to a Troubled Church: 1 & 2 Corinthians

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   The spiritual process is crucial but difficult to define. It does involve a yieldedness and openness to God. There must be a hunger (1) for Him, (2) to know Him, and (3) to serve Him. This process involves prayer, confession and the willingness for lifestyle change.

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   Aug 3, 2017 · 1 Corinthians 2:1-16 Exegesis (NT Interpretation) John Lein — December 7, 2016 Paul’s first letter to the Corinthian church addresses specific pastoral concerns undergirded by his conviction that the believers there have not understood the subversive and radical wisdom of God made known specifically through the crucifixion of the Messiah.

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4. files.tyndale.com › 978/1/4143-1945-2Tyndale Bible Dictionary

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   The dictionary also has comprehensive articles on all the books of the Bible, significant words in the Bible, translations of the Bible, manuscripts of the Bible, and the canon of Scripture (including articles on apocryphal and pseudepigraphal books).

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6. media.johnknoxinstitute.org › hm_allPrinciples of Scripture Interpretation - John Knox Institute

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   The lectures in this module are designed to teach a believer how to interpret and study the Bible himself. Paul wrote, in 2 Timothy, chapter 2, and verse 15, “Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” In this pas-

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   What does Paul and Apollos mean in the Bible?

   • This refers to Paul and Apollos. This is the Near Eastern metaphor of a family working together in the field (cf. II Cor. 6:1). This verse has three possessive GENITIVES: Paul and Apollos belong to God the Father, as does the church in Corinth. } “you are God’s field, God’s building” This refers to the Corinthian church.

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   What does Paul mean by “we”?

   • 4:1 “we” It is obvious that Paul is using the PLURAL PRONOUN to refer to himself, as he does throughout this chapter. } “we have this ministry” Paul is referring to “the ministry of the Spirit” (cf. 3:8), also called “the ministry of righteousness” (cf. 3:9). Paul uses this word for service, diakonia, so often in II Corinthians.

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   What is the Tyndale Bible Dictionary?

   • The Tyndale Bible Dictionary includes all the significant people, places, and terms in the Bible. The dictionary also has comprehensive articles on all the books of the Bible, significant words in the Bible, translations of the Bible, manuscripts of the Bible, and the canon of Scripture (including articles on apocryphal and pseudepigraphal books).

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   What does Paul say about “we are not like many”?

   • 2:17 “we are not like many” Paul is referring to (1) itinerant teachers in the Greco-Roman world who traveled from place to place teaching and (2) philosophers where were compared with the false teachers who came from Palestine (like those in Gal. 1:6-9) and attacked Paul, his gospel, and his apostleship (cf. 4:2).

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   What does Paul say at the end of his letters?

   • In the middle of his presentations he breaks out in praise and thanksgiving. At the conclusion to his letters, he always remembers to pray, praise and thank God. Paul’s writing breathes with prayer, praise, and thanksgiving. He knew God, he knew himself, and he knew the gospel. through us,” PRESENT ACTIVE PARTICIPLE, cf. vv. 15-16).

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   What did Paul intend to understand in the second chapter?

   • In this exegesis of the second chapter, we will focus on what Paul might have intended to be understood in the context of his time and place as he contrasted the wisdom and power of the God revealed through Christ with the world’s understanding of these attributes.

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8. media.growingchristians.org › studyguide_genesisComplete Genesis Study Guide - Growing Christians Ministries

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   1. God. The Spirit of God. 2. The verse is a summary statement of all that is to follow in the creation account, or it is part of the first day of creation week. 3. One way God’s nature is reflected in creation is in the fact that God created a tri-universe. That is, a space-matter-time universe.