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Of Kings And Kin : Bayit And The Dynastic Family Of David, Jeremy Eng Chong Chew
Of Kings And Kin : Bayit And The Dynastic Family Of David, Jeremy Eng Chong Chew
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
The Reformers' Interpretation Of Jesus' Teaching On Divorce And Marriage, Jason K. Lee
The Reformers' Interpretation Of Jesus' Teaching On Divorce And Marriage, Jason K. Lee
Biblical and Theological Studies Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Genesis 3 As A Model For Understanding The Nature Of Sin And Salvation, Jiri Moskala Thd, Phd
Genesis 3 As A Model For Understanding The Nature Of Sin And Salvation, Jiri Moskala Thd, Phd
Journal of the Adventist Theological Society
"In order to perceive the nature of sin clearly, it is necessary to freshly investigate what is sin and its consequences according to God’s revelation. This biblical-theological study is principally limited to Genesis chap. 3."
The “Spirit” That Returns To God In Ecclesiastes 12:7, Dana M. Pike
The “Spirit” That Returns To God In Ecclesiastes 12:7, Dana M. Pike
Faculty Publications
Influenced by the Restoration doctrine of premortality, some Latter-day Saints have employed the KJV translation “the spirit” in Ecclesiastes 12:7 to support the doctrine that spirit personages leave their mortal bodies at death. Furthermore, Latter-day Saints have sometimes asserted, again citing Ecclesiastes 12:7, that a premortal spirit being can only “return” to God because it previously came from him. This verse has thus become one of several in the Old Testament that some Latter-day Saints have employed as support for premortal existence, a doctrine that is so important in the broader plan of salvation.